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Lemon Essential Oil 100% Organic and Handcrafted

Lemon Essential Oil 100% Organic and Handcrafted

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Essential oil with a fresh, lemony, and bright profile, intended for suitable aromatic or cosmetic uses.
  • Identified aromatic profile
  • Use in diffusion or diluted external application
  • Suitable for aromatic or cosmetic preparations
  • Selected according to Essenciagua quality standards
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The Lemon (Citrus Limon), an emblematic citrus fruit of the Rutaceae family, has been appreciated for centuries for the vibrancy of its fruit and the richness of its zest. Originating from Asia, it has flourished around the Mediterranean basin, becoming a staple in our kitchens and gardens, a symbol of freshness and vitality. Essenciagua’s Lemon essential oil is carefully extracted from the zest of organic fruits sourced from Italy.

Its essential oil is a wonderful aroma to enhance your culinary creations, from pastries to refreshing drinks, or as a dietary supplement. Its fragrance, delicate and richly complex, offers a fresh, sparkling, and lively olfactory signature. A true invitation to clarity and good mood, it awakens the senses and brings a touch of brightness and energy to your environment.

Agriculture biologique Agriculture Biologique : label français garantissant un mode de production respectueux de l'environnement, sans pesticides ni engrais chimiques de synthèse.

La Plante Lemon

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Nom Latin: Citrus Limon

Partie de la plante: Zest

Origine: Italy

Lemon is a citrus fruit of the Rutaceae family, with a fresh, strong fragrance. It is the fruit of a small tree, less than 5m high, originally from China, introduced to the Mediterranean region in the 12th century and cultivated in Sicily from the 14th century. During the Renaissance, Lemon was used to dispel bad smells, prevent contagion and keep breath fresh. James Cook, the famous 18th-century navigator, had his sailors take a few lemons with them to prevent scurvy. Today, Lemon is used to stimulate the body and as an aseptic diffuser. It is also widely used in cooking to season fish dishes, desserts and beverages.