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This Incredible oil is native to India. This evergreen tree grows up to approximately 6 metres (20 feet) and features dark green, serrated oval leaves along with pinkish-white, highly fragrant flowers. The tree bears thorny branches and fruits that change from green to bright yellow upon ripening. The name “Lemon” is believed to be derived from the Arabic word ‘laim’ or the Persian ‘limu.’ CSV Pharmaceuticals India is proud to be one of the Most Reliable, reputable, and Trusted Sweet Lemon Oil Manufacturers, Suppliers, and Exporters in India. Visit our page to view product specifications and explore our globally recognized business certifications. And if you have any commercial orders or bulk enquiries, feel free to contact us now at exports@csvpharmaceuticals.com.

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Sweet Lemon Oil (Pharma, Food, and Cosmetic Grade)

A native of India, the sweet lemon tree is an evergreen that grows up to about 6 meters (20 feet) and features dark green, serrated oval leaves with highly perfumed pink or white flowers. The tree bears thorns, and its fruits transition from green to yellow when ripe. The name “lemon” is derived from the Arabic ‘Laimun’ or Persian ‘Llimun.’ Introduced to Europe during the Middle Ages by the Crusaders, sweet lemon fruit is rich in vitamins A, B, and C—an ounce a day was once given to sailors in the Royal Navy to prevent scurvy and related deficiencies. In modern times, especially in Japan, pure sweet lemon oil is used in bank diffusers to help reduce worker error. It’s also a favourite in the flavouring and fragrance industries.

Know Sweet Lemon Oil History:

Sweet Lemon, scientifically known as Citrus limetta, is also referred to as Citrus limon. Commonly known as sweet lime, Mausambi, sweet lemon, and sweet limetta, this oil has both traditional and modern therapeutic relevance.

Sweet Lemon Oil Industrial Benefits:

This oil can be inhaled through diffusers or applied topically after dilution. Its primary industrial uses include combating fatigue, clearing skin, supporting emotional wellness, reducing inflammation, and fighting off bacteria and viruses.

Mode of Extraction (How We Use It):

Sweet Lemon Oil is obtained through:

- Cold expression of fresh fruit peels from the lemon plant.

- Steam distillation of fresh or partially dried leaves.

8 Health Benefits and Uses of Sweet Lemon Oil:

1. Supports circulatory health by enhancing blood flow and reducing blood pressure; useful for treating nosebleeds.

2. Helps manage fevers, throat infections, asthma, bronchitis, and flu.

3. Boosts the immune system, cleanses the body, and aids digestion (relieves constipation, dyspepsia, and cellulite).

4. Effective for exfoliation and oil control; clears acne, cold sores, and insect bites.

5. Therapeutic actions include anti-anaemic, antimicrobial, antiseptic, bactericidal, carminative, diuretic, febrifuge, and insecticidal properties.

6. Tones the body and stimulates the parasympathetic nervous system to assist with post-illness recovery.

7. Improves concentration while neutralising acidity in the body.

8. When diluted in warm water, it serves as a soothing mouthwash or gargle for mouth ulcers.

Learn Properties of the Oil:

- Appearance: Pale greenish-yellow

- Aroma: Sharp and fresh

- Viscosity: Watery

Main chemical constituents include:

Myrcene, Citronellal,Geranyl acetate, Nerol, Geraniol, Neral, Limonene (trace), Citral (trace)

Note: Lemon oil is generally non-toxic, but it may cause skin irritation in sensitive individuals. As a phototoxic oil, avoid sun exposure after topical use.

How to Apply Sweet Lemon Oil?

1. Burners and Vaporisers:
Great for vapour therapy to reduce colds, flu, and stress and low energy and improve concentration and mental clarity.

2. Blended Massage Oil or Bath:
Dilute with carrier oils (like jojoba) or add to baths to support digestive health, relieve fatigue, and uplift mood.

3. Lotions and Creams:
Perfect for clearing oily, congested skin. Antiseptic and astringent properties treat cuts, boils, acne, and cellulite.

4. Mouthwash or Gargle:
Dispersed in warm water, it acts as a natural mouthwash for ulcers and oral irritation.

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