Lemon Essential Oil

Product Details Scientific Name: Citrus Lemon (L.) Burm.F Origin: Italy Plant Part: Peel Scent: Smells like Fresh Lemon Rinds Color: Pale Yellow to Deep Yellow Consistency: Thin Perfumery Note: Top Initial Aroma Strength: Strong Extraction Method: Cold Pressed Lemon Essential Oil: Blends, Uses, and Benefits At VINEVIDA we prefer to source our Lemon Essential Oil straight from Italy, where ideal climate conditions add a healthy splash of sunshine to our product. The bright and cheerful scent of Lemon Oil adds a fresh, clean feeling to any room, and is a long-time favorite of many Aromatherapy users. Include this oil in your daily routine and enjoy its uplifting aroma all day long. Citrus Limon, or, the lemon tree, is native to Southern Asia. Though the origin of the Lemon is actually unknown, researchers suspect it initially came from either Northeastern India, North Burma, or China. During the times of Ancient Rome, the Lemon traveled all the way to Italy, which is now famous for its various Lemon products. Today, we use Lemon for many different things including food, drinks, fragrances, and cleaning products. In Aromatherapy, Lemon Essential Oil is prized for its potential ability to combat stress and fatigue, as well as increase mental alertness and cognitive function. Lemon Essential Oil Benefits: Component Breakdown Every Essential Oil can be broken down into core components. In this section, we will discuss some of the properties that make up Lemon Essential Oil, and how they may be beneficial. a-Terpineol: a-Terpineol is a common additive to fragrances due to its pleasant smell, which is reminiscent of lilacs. Also, a-terpineol is known to have anti-hypertensive properties , as well as showing effect as an antiproliferative. Though more research is necessary, scientists propose that a-terpineol may be effective against six different cancer cell lines. a-Pinene: Alpha-pinene shows indications of being an effective antimicrobial agent. A study looking at patients with infectious endocarditis saw positive results, and scientists recommend taking a closer look at a-pinene in terms of its use in antimicrobial therapy. Geranial: Geranial has a strong citrus scent, giving lemons their zesty fragrance. Most of the Lemon Essential Oil benefits are acquired with the help of Geranial. Limonene: Limonene comes from the rind of citrus fruits. Studies indicate it has antioxidant properties, as well as the ability to work as an anti-inflammatory agent. Limonene is a common additive in many products, including drinks, food, cleaning supplies, insect repellents, and cosmetics. b-Pinene: This constituent is a common additive in both chilled dairy products and baked goods. It also shows positive indications of being an effective antibacterial and antimicrobial agent. Gamma-Terpinene: Gamma-terpinene is also found in Eucalyptus Oil, and research indicates it has anti-inflammatory properties. Lemon Essential Oil Uses: For Wholesale Purpose Aromatherapy Aromathe