LEMON BALM
Description
Originally native to the Mediterranean Basin and Central Asia, lemon balm is an herbaceous plant that has spread throughout the world since antiquity. This small green plant has many applications: as a food flavor, in herbal teas, to attract bees, to produce an essential oil for perfumery and even as a decorative plant.
Extraits : Hydrolate
Origine : FRANCE
certifications : ORG
Melissa officinalis L.
Hydrolate
FRANCE
Code EB625
CAS TSCA 8014-71-9
CAS EINECS 84082-61-1
Origin
Originally native to the Mediterranean Basin and Central Asia, lemon balm is an herbaceous plant that has spread throughout the world since antiquity. This small green plant has many applications: as a food flavor, in herbal teas, to attract bees, to produce an essential oil for perfumery and even as a decorative plant.
In order to offer this lemon balm hydrolate, we source our supply through partnerships with local distributors.
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In order to offer this lemon balm hydrolate, we source our supply through partnerships with local distributors.
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Chemical safety
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Allergens
certificate
IFRA
certificate
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Tarifs
Beauty and personal care
In cosmetics, lemon balm is used in soaps and facial creams. It releases a very appealing, refined lemony odor.
Aromatherapy
Linalool (4.00 to 26.00%)
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In cosmetics, lemon balm is used in soaps and facial creams. It releases a very appealing, refined lemony odor.
Linalool (4.00 to 26.00%)
JAN
FEV
MAR
AVR
MAI
JUIN
JUI
AOU
SEP
OCT
NOV
DEC
