LEMON ESSENTIAL OIL
- An essential oil every household should have because of its versatile properties.
- Obtained by cold pressing the peel of the fruit.
Benefits
- Refreshes and uplifts the mind, helps prevent travel sickness, calms the nervous system, and promotes emotional balance.
- Traditionally used to support the digestive system by stimulating the function of the liver and pancreas. It has also been valued for helping with diarrhea and supporting intestinal health.
- Beneficial for varicose veins, hemorrhoids, and circulatory support. It may help with oral infections and gum inflammation. When combined with other essential oils, it is often used in treatments for fragile and visible capillaries, as it helps strengthen blood vessel walls.
- Supports skin health, stimulates lymphatic activity, contributes to improved microcirculation, and may help reduce feelings of heavy legs associated with varicose veins and poor circulation.
Botanical Name
Citrus limon
Country of Origin
Italy
Extraction Method
Cold pressing of the fruit peel
Main Active Components
Limonene, Beta-Pinene, Gamma-Terpinene, Geranial
Skin and Hair Care Benefits
- Suitable for oily skin care and the treatment of visible capillaries
- Helps manage seborrhea of the scalp and facial skin
- May help reduce the appearance of dark pigmentation and age spots
- Traditionally used for wart care and to soothe discomfort caused by insect bites
- Can also be used as a natural insect repellent
Directions for Use
Immune Support for Children
Massage 2 drops of lemon essential oil into the soles of the feet in the morning and evening.
Room Freshening
Add 5–10 drops to a diffuser or spray bottle filled with water and mist throughout the room.
For Corns, Bunions, and Warts
Apply one drop directly to the affected area morning and evening until the condition improves.
Visible Capillaries
Gently massage 1–2 drops onto the affected area to support circulation and reduce pressure on blood vessels.
Extending the Freshness of Fruits and Vegetables
Fill a bowl with water, add 2–3 drops of lemon essential oil, immerse fruits or vegetables, and leave for 15 minutes.
Surface Disinfection
Mix 3–5 drops of lemon essential oil with water and spray onto kitchen counters or other household surfaces.
Hand Hygiene
Lemon essential oil may be used after hand washing to provide an additional refreshing and cleansing effect.
Important Warning
Lemon essential oil is photosensitive. After applying it to the skin, avoid direct sun exposure for 72 hours.
Patch Test
Mix 1–2 drops of lemon essential oil with 5 ml of olive oil or another carrier oil. Apply a small amount of the mixture to the inner forearm and observe for any signs of sensitivity before use.
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