Lemon Essential Oil

Lemon oil has a sweet, fruity, light aroma that is genuinely reminiscent of the fresh peels. Lemon oil is often used in natural household cleaning solutions due to its cleansing, purifying, and invigorating properties. 

Japanese banks diffuse lemon so their employees don't make as many mistakes.

Light, clean, sweet citrus aroma with earthy undertones. Refreshing, stimulating, cleansing and astringent. This oil is a key ingredient in many hair/skin care products and essential oil blends, but one should avoid applying Lemon oil to exposed skin before spending time outside due to photosensitivity. Increases concentration, lifts mood. It consists of 68% d-limonene, a powerful antioxidant. Good for use by diabetics.  Just a general overall good tonic.

It is delightfully refreshing in water or other drinks and may be beneficial to the skin. It may also deter pests. It is a diuretic so can help with obesity and edema. Lightens age spots and pregnancy mask.  Apply directly to spot.

Can be used as an aerial disinfectant. Use regularly on warts until they drop off. As with all citrus oils, keep refrigerated to extend shelf life.

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