Lime essential oil is extracted from the peel of the lime fruit (Citrus aurantifolia) through a process called cold pressing. This oil is known for its refreshing, invigorating, and stimulating properties.

• Natural and organic: Our 100% pure Lime essential oil is extracted from organically grown limes, cultivated sustainably without the use of chemical pesticides or fertilizers. This guarantees a pure and natural product, free from harmful substances.
• Versatility: Our organic lime essential oil can be used in many ways. It can be diffused in a diffuser, added to bath water, mixed with carrier oils for massage, used in DIY skin care recipes, and much more. The possibilities are endless! Note: Essential oil must be diluted with a carrier oil and cannot be used undiluted. Always consult the accompanying documentation.
• Natural fragrance: The characteristic scent of lime is bright, citrusy, and refreshing. It can serve as a natural perfume or as a fragrance enhancer in soaps, bath products, candles, and air fresheners. The uplifting scent creates a fresh atmosphere and contributes to a feeling of vitality and well-being.
• Skin care: This essential oil also offers benefits for the skin. It has refreshing and purifying properties that help revitalize and brighten the skin. It can be added to skin care products such as creams, lotions, and serums to nourish the skin and promote a healthy appearance.
• Invigorating and uplifting properties: Lime essential oil is known for its refreshing and uplifting qualities. The bright and citrusy scent helps improve mood and reduce fatigue, making it ideal for aromatherapy, massages, and revitalizing rituals.

• Aromatherapy: Lime oil is often used in aromatherapy for its refreshing and uplifting scent. It can help improve mood, reduce stress, and relieve fatigue. Inhaling the scent of lime oil can promote a sense of vitality and well-being.
• Skin care: Due to its refreshing and purifying properties, lime oil is also used in skin care products. It can help cleanse the skin, reduce excess sebum, and improve complexion. Lime oil is added to creams, lotions, serums, and cleansing products for radiant and healthy skin.
• Natural cleaning products: The antibacterial and antiseptic properties of lime oil make it an excellent ingredient for natural cleaning products. It can be added to all-purpose cleaners, air fresheners, and detergents to clean surfaces and remove unwanted odors.
• Natural perfume: The bright and citrusy scent of lime oil makes it a popular choice as an ingredient in natural perfumes, scented candles, and bath products. It can be used to create a refreshing and uplifting fragrance that stimulates the senses and promotes a positive atmosphere.
• Overall, lime essential oil is used in many different ways, ranging from aromatherapy to skin care and even natural cleaning, due to its versatile and beneficial properties.
• It is important to note that lime essential oil should always be diluted with a carrier oil before applying to the skin, and it is advisable to seek medical advice before using essential oils, especially if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or have medical conditions.

Please read the precautions and safety instructions below carefully. Essential Oils are 100% pure natural. However due to the high concentration, the use of essential oils could come with riscs in case not handled carefully.

Dosages and recommendations

• It is crucial to follow the dosage and directions for use indicated by a health professional or aromatherapist.
• Dosages vary according to need and use, and must be adapted to your state of health.

Children and essential oils

• Never give essential oils to children under 7 years of age without consulting a physician. For some oils, this threshold may be even higher.

Pregnancy and breast-feeding

• It is generally not advisable to use essential oils during pregnancy or while breast-feeding without medical advice, as some oils may cause adverse effects such as contractions or reduced lactation.

Specific medical conditions

• Essential oils are contraindicated for people with epilepsy, asthma, allergies or known hypersensitivity. They should not be administered without prior medical consultation.

Avoid the following routes of administration

• Never inject essential oils intravenously or intramuscularly.

Allergy test

• Before using for the first time, we recommend testing the essential oil on a small area of skin. Mix a drop of essential oil with a vegetable oil and apply to the crease of the elbow. Wait 24 hours to check for any allergic reaction.

Precautions for atmospheric diffusion

• Some oils can be irritating to the respiratory tract, especially when diffused over long periods. It is important to avoid continuous diffusion or diffusion in closed rooms.
• Never diffuse essential oils in the presence of young children, pregnant women, asthmatics or allergy sufferers without medical advice.

Accidental eye or skin contact

• In the event of accidental eye contact, wipe immediately with absorbent cotton soaked in vegetable oil. Never use water, as essential oils are not water-soluble.
• If pure essential oils come into contact with the skin, dilute them immediately with a vegetable oil to avoid irritation or burns.

Sun sensitivity

• Some essential oils are photo-sensitizing (e.g. Bergamot and Lemon). After applying them to the skin, avoid exposure to sunlight or UV rays for several hours.

Storage of essential oils

• Keep your essential oils in well-closed bottles, away from light and heat, to preserve their properties.
• Avoid putting them to bed, as they can be corrosive, leaving the oils in prolonged contact with the plastic dropper.