Joom: Это устройство не заменяет профессиональный медицинский совет, диагностику или лечение. Перед использованием проконсультируйтесь с квалифицированным медицинским специалистом, если у вас есть сомнения. Продавец/дистрибьютор не несет ответственности за любые убытки, возникающие в результате неправильного использования, несанкционированных модификаций или использования вне указанных показаний.
-----
Bright, zesty and immediately recognisable, this lemon essential oil brings the clean snap of fresh peel into a room. It is expressed from lemon fruit peel, giving the scent its sharp citrus clarity rather than a soft, sweet fruitiness.
Sharp citrus, clean and bright
The first impression is brisk and sparkling, like lemon zest released between your fingers.
Its character is light and volatile, sitting high in a blend rather than lingering heavily.
Use it when you want a room to feel clearer, fresher and more awake.
The aroma works well in simple home rituals: a quiet desk, a freshly tidied kitchen, or a slow Sunday reset.
It pairs naturally with other crisp, green or resinous oils when you want a brighter edge in a blend.
Fruit peel, cold expressed
This oil comes from Citrus limon, using the fruit peel rather than the juice or leaves. The extraction method is cold expression, a traditional approach for citrus oils that presses the aromatic oil from the peel without heat.
The bottle has an amber tone and a black ribbed cap, helping it feel neat and practical on a shelf, tray or oil-burner station.
How to use it in your space
Add a small amount to an oil burner or diffuser according to your device instructions. Keep the scent light at first, then adjust to suit the room.
For skin use, always dilute lemon essential oil in a suitable carrier oil and patch test first. Avoid use during pregnancy, around young children, or around pets unless guided by a qualified professional. Store closed, upright and away from heat.
Lemon in context
Lemon has travelled widely through food, trade and household use. The plant is thought to have originated in India and possibly China, before moving into Europe through medieval trade routes. Cultivation in Europe is recorded in Genoa from the mid-fifteenth century, and lemons later crossed to the Americas with Spanish voyages. In fragrance, lemon sits among the bright citrus notes, valued less for heaviness than for i…
fragranceNotes: Lemon
ingredient: Lemon Essential Oil
region of manufacture: Italy
instructions: Yes
gender: Children