LEMON
Description
Native to India, the lemon tree is a hybrid species of the Rutaceae family, a cross between citron and bitter orange. It is cultivated in the Mediterranean Basin and in subtropical regions for its fruit. The tree can reach a height of 4 to 5 meters at maturity. Its fruits have a sour pulp and a peel containing an oil with a powerful scent. As with all citrus species, its essential oil is obtained by cold pressing the outer zest of the peel.
Extraits : Essential oil
Origine : ITALY
Citrus limon (L.) Burman f.
Essential oil
ITALY
Code 290
CAS TSCA 8008-56-8
CAS EINECS 84929-31-7
Origin
Native to India, the lemon tree is a hybrid species of the Rutaceae family, a cross between citron and bitter orange. It is cultivated in the Mediterranean Basin and in subtropical regions for its fruit. The tree can reach a height of 4 to 5 meters at maturity. Its fruits have a sour pulp and a peel containing an oil with a powerful scent. As with all citrus species, its essential oil is obtained by cold pressing the outer zest of the peel.
In order to offer this lemon oil, we source our supply from an Italian essential oil producer.
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In order to offer this lemon oil, we source our supply from an Italian essential oil producer.
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Tarifs
Beauty and personal care
In cosmetics, lemon extracts are used in products like facial creams, hair rinses and oils. They are also used in products for mature skin, combination-to-oily skin, problem skin and couperose-prone skin, as well as nail care, haircare and massage products.
Aromatherapy
Main components: D-Limonene (62.00 to 68.00%), Beta pinene (10.00 to 14.00%), Gamma terpinene (7.00 to 12.00%)
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In cosmetics, lemon extracts are used in products like facial creams, hair rinses and oils. They are also used in products for mature skin, combination-to-oily skin, problem skin and couperose-prone skin, as well as nail care, haircare and massage products.
Main components: D-Limonene (62.00 to 68.00%), Beta pinene (10.00 to 14.00%), Gamma terpinene (7.00 to 12.00%)
JAN
FEV
MAR
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MAI
JUIN
JUI
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