Lemon essential oil Germany

The classic citrus aroma of lemon has gained popularity in the cosmetic, perfume and culinary world.

Today, lemon is grown in many countries in Europe and Asia, as well as in the USA. India is called his homeland. Brazil, China and Morocco are considered to be among the largest suppliers of lemon essential oil in the modern world.

Lemon is an aroma that can eliminate lethargy, apathy, depression, and overwork. It helps improve concentration and performance.

Features of Lemon essential oil

INCI: Lemon (Citrus limon) Essential Oil Appearance: liquid, from transparent to light golden color, with a characteristic fresh, sharp, tart citrus aroma Country of origin: Germany Solubility: insoluble in water Production method: pressing Composition and active substances: citronellal (aldehydes), limonene, linalool (alcohol), pinene, camphene, citral, bisabolene, phellandrene (terpenes), cadinene, dipentene

Lemon essential oil is one of the most popular and sought after. It has a very wide range of properties that make it a universal “helper” in daily life and everyday life.

Lemon oil has long been considered an antiseptic oil. The ancient Egyptians used lemon oil to treat poisoning from meat and fish products. Lemon has also long been known to help restore skin after insect bites.

Let us highlight the main medicinal properties of lemon essential oil:

helps lower blood pressure; cleanses of toxins and contaminants; recommended for use in the postoperative period; stimulates the immune system; strengthens and tones the nervous system; recommended for use in VSD; relieves irritability, apathy, gives vigor; clears thoughts, promotes concentration; promotes weight loss, has an anti-cellulite effect; treats stomatitis, gum inflammation; helps with arthritis, rheumatism, relieves headaches, migraines; recommended for the treatment of fungal diseases, scabies, herpes, eczema; improves the condition of flu, colds, coughs, sore throats, brings down very high temperatures; helps with painful bites of various insects; disinfects indoor air well.

The easiest way to try lemon essential oil is in an aroma lamp. Just a few drops of oil can energize you and affect your mood and well-being.

We recommend several combinations with lemon oil:

for aroma lamp: 3k. lemon; 3k. bergamot; 3k. orange. for mouth rinse: 2k. tea tree; 1 to. peppermint; 2k. lemon. anti-inflammatory mixture: 1 to. eucalyptus; 2k. tea tree; 1 to. lemongrass; 2k. lemon; 1 to. carnations.

Use of lemon essential oil in cosmetics

Lemon is used very widely in the cosmetics industry. It is used for almost everything, including body care, hair, nails and face.

Application for body

eliminates stretch marks; used as an active component in anti-cellulite massage mixtures; serves as an excellent deodorant; softens rough areas on the body, helps remove warts, calluses, growths; promotes rapid healing of wounds.

Application for face

helps other components penetrate the skin (enhancer); eliminates signs of post-acne, good for skin care with rashes; helps improve the process of collagen creation, smoothes out fine wrinkles; reduces rosacea; eliminates herpes; gives the skin a well-groomed, healthy and fresh look; whitens well, evens out tone, lightens freckles.

Application for hair and nails

significantly lightens hair, gives a platinum tint for blondes; strengthens brittle hair; helps cope with dandruff; restores the nail plate well, thickens and strengthens; fights fungal nail infections; gives a well-groomed appearance to hands and nails with regular use of “baths”.

In soap making, lemon essential oil is most often used to create tonic, “invigorating”, anti-cellulite soap, as well as for New Year’s and winter varieties. The input rate is from 2 to 5%.

Lemon essential oil goes well with oils such as ginger, lavender, cardamom, juniper, rose, sandalwood, eucalyptus.

Input percentage:

0.5-3% in cosmetics; up to 4% in medicinal.

Dosage in drops (approximate):

3k/50ml water for mouth rinse; 5-7k for aroma lamp; up to 10 drops for a full bath (an emulsifier is required for dissolution); 1ml/50ml for massage; 5-7k for enrichment of ready funds; 5k/500ml water for compresses; 7-8k/5ml of base oil for rubbing.

Features: Possible irritation to sensitive skin. Do not use before going outside, as it increases photosensitivity.

Can be used in its pure form, but only locally for the treatment of herpes and warts.

Cannot be used by children under 10-12 years of age, pregnant women or during lactation. Follow the dosage and perform a sensitivity test before use.

Storage: out of direct sunlight, preferably in the refrigerator. For all essential oils, glass containers with a tight-fitting lid are recommended.