Dielectric measurements were carried out on a series of bent-core liquid crystals based on resorcinol and 2, 7-dihydroxinaphtalene cores and presenting B mesophase in between 30-160°C. The dielectric constants in the liquid crystalline phase were measured as a function of frequency and temperature. The dielectric relaxation of bent-core compounds has been analyzed by dielectric constants/frequency curves. The variation of the dielectric strength with temperature has been determined as well. The frequency dependence of dielectric loss has also been analyzed by means of frequency exponent.