Scientific Name: Citrus limon
Common Names: Lemon, Limone (Italian), Citron (French)
Origin: Native to South Asia, lemon trees are now cultivated globally, with the finest organic varieties sourced from Mediterranean countries, especially Italy and Spain.

Extraction Method: Cold-pressed from the fresh peels of organically grown lemons to preserve its natural properties and ensure a pure, undiluted oil.
Chemical Composition:
Primary Components: d-Limonene (60–75%), Beta-pinene, Gamma-terpinene
Additional Compounds: Citral, Linalool, and various trace compounds contributing to its complex scent and therapeutic effects.

Aroma: Fresh, tangy, and invigorating with a crisp citrus sweetness.
Fragrance Category: Top note
Blending and Compatibility: Pairs well with other citrus oils (like Orange or Bergamot) and herbs (such as Rosemary or Lavender), as well as earthy oils like Cedarwood for a grounding effect.

Mood Enhancing: Lemon oil is known for its uplifting and energizing aroma, which helps combat fatigue, stress, and low mood.
Antioxidant: Packed with d-limonene, it supports cellular health and helps neutralize free radicals.
Purifying: Renowned for its ability to cleanse the air and surfaces, Lemon oil also aids in detoxifying the body when used appropriately.

Aromatherapy: Diffuse to promote mental clarity and elevate mood.
Skincare: Add to carrier oils for a natural astringent to tone oily skin or support blemish-prone areas.
Cleaning: Use in DIY cleaning products to remove grease and leave a refreshing scent.
Massage: Blend with carrier oil for a detoxifying and invigorating massage.

• Lemon oil is phototoxic; avoid direct sunlight or UV exposure for up to 12 hours after topical use.
• Always dilute with a carrier oil before applying to the skin to prevent irritation.
• Keep out of reach of children and avoid contact with eyes or mucous membranes.
• Not recommended for use during pregnancy or for individuals with citrus allergies.

This information is for educational purposes only and is not intended to replace professional medical advice. Always consult with a qualified healthcare professional before using essential oils for therapeutic purposes.

Q: Can Lemon Organic Essential Oil be ingested?
A: While Lemon oil is sometimes used in food-grade formulations, ingestion of essential oils should only be done under the guidance of a qualified healthcare provider.

Q: Is Lemon oil suitable for children?
A: Lemon oil can be diffused in well-ventilated spaces for children but should not be applied topically without proper dilution.

Q: How can I use Lemon oil to clean my home?
A: Mix a few drops with water and white vinegar in a spray bottle for an all-natural cleaning solution that cuts through grease and eliminates odors.