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Botanical name: Citrus Limonum
Lemon belongs to the citrus Rutaceae family originating from India. Plinius refers to the lemon as malum medicum, meaning "medicinal fruit".
It's derived from cross of wild varieties such as citrus and tangerine. Its name comes from the Persian word (لیمو Limu). Lemons thrive in almost all soils, grow to a height of 15 feet and bear rich fresh lemon fruit all year round. The fruit juice contains citric acid, which gives it its characteristic sour taste.
Extraction Method
Lemon essential oil is produced by cold pressing the peel with a refreshing, fruity aroma and rich antiseptic properties.
Properties
It is an ideal solution for the preparation of perfumes, cosmetics & cooking recipes.
Its characteristic smell is attributed to the natural ingredients of citronella, geranium and lemon. Lemonene is found in citrus essential oils and is the main aromatic substance with very strong antiseptic and cleansing properties. For this reason it is used in to treat acne and reduce the appearance of freckles. It treats spots that appear after sun exposure as well as brightens and rejuvenates dull skin.
Due to its citronella content, it also has insect repellent properties.
It also conrains traces of β-pinene and sesquiterpenes which due to their antioxidant, antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory action, help reduce joint pain and relax blood vessels.
How to
Total uses: 11
ShineOily Skin Toning & Acne CleansingAntiseptic Action On WoundsMouthwashJoint PainAntiseptic Protection At HomeNail StrengtheningClarity of ThoughtAir FreshenerInternal UseCooking / Baking
a. Face: Add 3 drops in your night cream to enhance glow.
b. Body: Add 7 drops in your body cream to enhance glow.
Massage face using 1-2 drops of essential oil diluted in 15ml of Jojoba oil after cleansing the skin.
Use 10 drops diluted in 1.7 fl. oz / 50 ml Dittany oil.
Add 1 drop in 120ml water to protect against bacteria.
Use 15 drops diluted in 50ml of Almond oil and massage joints.
a. Floor: Add 15 drops in a bucket of water.
b. Surfaces: Apply 5 drops on a damp cloth and use it to clean surfaces.
Dip your fingers in a mixture of 15 drops of essential oil diluted in 50ml almond oil to nourish and strengthen the nails.
Add 7 drops in the essential oils diffuser.
Add 7 drops in the essential oil diffuser.
Dilute 1 drop in 120ml of liquid (water, tea) or in a tablespoon of olive oil. Naturally cleanses the body of toxins and helps digestion.
Add 5-10 drops in your cooking oil or in the cake mixture.