Lemon essential oil is a bright, uplifting oil known for its refreshing citrus scent and powerful cleansing properties. It is widely used in aromatherapy to promote mental clarity, boost mood, and purify the air. Additionally, it has antibacterial properties, making it a favourite for skincare and household cleaning.

Botanical Name: Citrus Limon
Plant Family: Rutacea
Plant Part Used: Cold-pressed from the rind (peel) of lemons
Extraction Method: Cold pressing

Scent: Fresh, zesty, citrusy, and slightly sweet
Strength: Medium to strong

Emotional & Mental Well-being
✔️ Uplifts mood and promotes feelings of happiness
✔️ Enhances focus, concentration, and mental clarity
✔️ Reduces stress and anxiety

Physical Benefits
✔️ Supports immune health with antimicrobial properties
✔️ Aids digestion and detoxification when used properly
✔️ Helps with skin brightening and reducing oily skin

Household Uses
✔️ Natural disinfectant for surfaces and air
✔️ Eliminates odours and freshens up the home
✔️ Removes sticky residues and grease

Aromatherapy (Diffusion & Inhalation)
Inhale directly from the bottle for a quick energy boost.
Add 3-5 drops to a diffuser to create a fresh, uplifting environment.

Topical Application (Dilution & Blending)
Apply to pulse points for a refreshing scent throughout the day.
Dilute with a carrier oil (e.g., coconut or jojoba oil) before applying to the skin.

DIY Recipes
Mix with vinegar and water for an all-purpose natural cleaner.
Add a few drops to your skincare routine to brighten complexion.

Essential Oils: Lavender, Peppermint, Tea Tree, Eucalyptus, Rosemary, Frankincense
Carrier Oils: Jojoba, Coconut, Sweet Almond

⚠️ Phototoxicity Warning: Avoid sun exposure after applying to the skin, as lemon oil can cause sensitivity.
⚠️ Dilution Required: Always dilute with a carrier oil before applying to the skin.
⚠️ Not for Internal Use: Use only under the guidance of a qualified professional.
⚠️ Avoid Contact with Eyes & Sensitive Areas
⚠️Important to know: Compounds in citrus fruits, like tyramine and other biogenic amines, can stimulate mast cells to release histamines. They can also interfere with the DAO enzyme which is responsible for breaking down histamine in the gut.