Bergamot is a small, delicate plant that belongs to the Rutaceae family and resembles similar citrus trees like lemon and orange. It yields orange-like fruits twice a year. Bergamot oil comes from the peels of the fresh fruit, although it can also come from the leaves, twigs, or rind. Although it's native of Asia, it's largely grown in Calabria of Italy.
Anise (Pimpinella anisum) is traditionally used as a aromatic herb in many drinks and baked foods because of the presence of volatile oils in its fruits commonly known as seeds. Anise is a herbaceous annual plant member of the apiacae family that can grow to heights of up to three feet. Thin pin -shaped roots produce narrow cut stems and leaves that form feathery lobes.
It is originated within India and found in vast lands of centre Uttar Pradesh Area including Kannauj, Kanpur and Badaun Basil oil� contains magnesium, Vitamin A, iron, potassium, and calcium. Basil essential oil can also be used to treat uneasiness, indigestion, motion sickness, respiratory difficulties, constipation, and, to a lesser degree, diabetes.