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Litsea Cubeba & Bergamot Essential Oil Roll-On

Roll-On · 10 ml

ScentSunny citrus of litsea and bergamot — bright and uplifting.

Litsea Cubeba & Bergamot Essential Oil Roll-On

Name: Litsea Cubeba & Bergamot Essential Oil Roll-On
Brand: Frangipani
Price: 26.99 USD
Availability: InStock

With the bright, citrusy scent of Litsea Cubeba blending harmoniously with the uplifting aroma of Bergamot, this roll-on is inspired by lush landscapes and sunny citrus groves of Asia. It creates a joyful, positive atmosphere, evoking warmth and light, and filling your day with happiness.

Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis (Sweet Almond) Oil, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil, Litsea Cubeba (Litsea Cubeba) Oil, Citrus Aurantium Bergamia (Bergamot) Oil, Cymbopogon Flexuosus (Lemongrass) Oil, Alpha-tocopheryl Acetate (Vitamin E)

For external use only. Always dilute before applying to skin. Avoid contact with eyes. Keep out of reach of children. Store away from direct sunlight.

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Pure & Natural · Paraben-Free · Cruelty-Free · Vegan

What Litsea Cubeba & Bergamot Essential Oil Roll-On Does

Uplifts Mood & Spreads Joy

Bright litsea cubeba (May Chang) essential oil and uplifting bergamot lift your mood in an instant — a cheerful citrus burst for brighter days.

Sharpens Focus & Clarity

The benefits of litsea cubeba essential oil include mental clarity; paired with bergamot it clears fog and renews focus for work, study, or play.

Natural Bug Repellent

Citrusy litsea cubeba, bergamot, and lemongrass double as a natural bug repellent — keeping you cheerful and protected on outdoor adventures.

Pre-Diluted, Skin-Ready Anywhere

Blended into jojoba and sweet almond oil, this roll-on essential oil glides onto pulse points — no dilution needed, sunshine you can carry.

How to Use Litsea Cubeba & Bergamot Essential Oil Roll-On

Inner Wrists

Apply to inner wrists, the warmer areas of the arm, to heighten inhalation sensations

Behind the Ears

Roll behind the ears at the mastoid pressure point to reduce inflammation and swelling

Temples

Massage onto temples in circular motions to relieve headaches and migraines

Side of Neck

Glide along the side of neck near the suboccipital triangle for muscle relaxation

The Origin

Inspired by the sunlit citrus groves of Asia — where May Chang and bergamot ripen in the warmth.

This roll-on essential oil blends litsea cubeba (May Chang) with bergamot and lemongrass into one bright, joyful ritual. Litsea cubeba essential oil — pressed from the little Asian pepper tree's fruit — smells of sweet, sun-warmed lemon, while bergamot adds a soft, uplifting citrus glow.

On the Spirit

Litsea cubeba is sunlight in a bottle — bergamot, the smile that follows.

Energetically uplifting, this blend is used to dispel gloom and self-doubt, invite optimism, and fill a space with light — a hit of citrus joy whenever the day feels heavy.

About This Oil

What are the benefits of litsea cubeba (May Chang) essential oil?

Litsea cubeba essential oil is loved for lifting mood, easing stress, and sharpening focus. In this roll-on it's blended with bergamot and lemongrass for a bright, joyful, and naturally bug-repelling citrus scent.

What is bergamot essential oil good for in this blend?

Bergamot essential oil adds an uplifting yet calming citrus note that balances mood and eases tension. Paired with litsea cubeba, it keeps the blend bright but soothing.

Does this roll-on repel bugs?

Yes — the citrusy litsea cubeba, bergamot, and lemongrass naturally help deter insects, so it's great for the outdoors. It's a gentle aromatic deterrent, not a medical-grade repellent for high-risk areas.

How do I use this litsea cubeba and bergamot roll-on?

Roll onto pulse points — wrists, neck, behind the ears, and temples — then inhale. As a pre-diluted roll-on essential oil it needs no carrier oil; reapply through the day for a mood lift.

What does litsea cubeba blend well with?

Litsea cubeba (May Chang) blends beautifully with bergamot, lemongrass, and other citrus, and pairs well with lavender or geranium — the uplifting citrus combination at the heart of this roll-on.

Loved by our community

4.9/5

200+ verified reviews

“It lives in my bag now. A quick swipe on my wrists before a meeting and I feel noticeably steadier.”

Priya S.Verified buyer

“Glides on with no greasy feel, and the scent stays close to the skin — personal, not loud.”

Sofia R.Verified buyer

“One at my desk, one by the bed — a small moment of calm built into the day.”

Hannah W.Repeat customer

“The perfect travel companion — small, sturdy, and mess-free, straight into my carry-on.”

Lena M.Verified buyer

“The scent lands soft and close to the skin — no one notices it but me.”

Claire V.Verified buyer

“I gave one to my sister and she ordered two more the same week.”

Yuki A.Repeat customer

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