lime essential oil (organic)
Citrus aurantifolia
Lime essential oil, extracted from Citrus aurantifolia, is appreciated for its fresh, fruity and invigorating fragrance, as well as for its diverse properties. Sourced from tropical regions such as India and the West Indies, this oil is obtained by cold-pressing the rind of the fruit, preserving active compounds such as limonene, citral and pinene. Its exotic aroma offers an energizing olfactory experience, ideal for revitalizing the mind and improving mood. In aromatherapy, Lime essential oil is often used to perfume the air and bring a feeling of freshness and invigoration.
Characteristics
Botanical name :
Citrus aurantifolia
Production process :
Lime essential oil is obtained by cold-pressing the fresh pericarp of Citrus aurantifolia (Christmann) Swingle fruit
Part of the plant used:
Pericarp
Botanical family :
Rutaceae
Country of origin :
Italy
Other names :
Lemon tree, Yellow lemon, Lemon, Common lemon
Organoleptic characteristics :
- Odor: Fresh, zesty
- Appearance : Liquid, may become cloudy at lower temperatures. The presence of a deposit is a natural phenomenon that may occur after storage.
- Color: Light yellow to greenish yellow
Principal biochemical constituents :
D-Limonene: 62.00 to 70.00%Beta pinene: 8.00 to 16.00%
Gamma terpinene: 7.00 to 12.00%
Allergens present: D-Limonene (62.00 to 70.00%), Citral (Geranial + Neral) (<= 3.00%), Linalool (<= 0.20%), Geraniol (<= 0.10%)
Packaging:
Brown glass bottle with codi-drop and child-resistant screw cap.
Storage :
Close bottle tightly after use. Store away from heat (below 20°C), air and light.
Recycling information / sorting instructions :
By following these instructions, you will contribute to the efficient and sustainable recycling of glass bottles of essential oils.
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Empty the bottle completely: Make sure the bottle is completely empty before recycling. Essential oil residues can contaminate the recycling process.
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Remove caps and droppers: Separate the different parts of the bottle. Caps and droppers, often made of plastic or metal, should be sorted separately in accordance with local regulations.
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Rinse the bottle: Rinse the bottle to remove any residual essential oil. Use warm water and, if necessary, a little soap.
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Local sorting instructions: Follow your local sorting instructions. In general, glass bottles should be placed in the glass recycling container. However, rules may vary, so check the guidelines of your local waste management service.
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Labels: Paper labels can remain on bottles, as they are usually disposed of during the glass recycling process.
Instructions for use
Main use:
Broadcast
Directions for use :
Read precautions before use. Pour a few drops into an essential oil diffuser.
Our commitments:
Culture: Organic, certified by Ecocert FR-BIO-01
Quality: Botanically and Biochemically Defined Essential Oil (BBDEO)
- 100% pure (free from other related essential oils),
- 100% natural (not denatured with synthetic molecules),
- 100% integral (non-discolored, non-deterpenated, non-rectified, etc.)
Precautions for use
Keep out of reach of children. Do not use during pregnancy, while breast-feeding or on children under 6 years of age. Do not use undiluted. Never exceed recommended dosage. Ask your doctor and/or pharmacist for advice. Do not use for prolonged periods without medical advice. This dietary supplement should be used as part of a varied, balanced diet and healthy lifestyle. Monitor blood pressure in hypertensive patients. Do not use before sun exposure.
WARNING: Before using essential oils, please read the general precautions for use available in PDF format below:
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Information on the use of essential oils in aromatherapy is provided for information purposes only, and in no way replaces advice and prescriptions issued by a doctor. Only a doctor can provide the most appropriate therapeutic treatment. Algovital declines all responsibility in the event of accident, injury or damage suffered by anyone practicing self-medication on the basis of the information contained on this site.