Lemon Essential Oil
Unit price: €24.00 / 100 ml
The aroma of lemon essential oil is refreshing and intensely citrusy. Lemon is commonly used in aromatherapy due to its purifying and stimulating properties.
Lemon essential oil blends well with bergamot, cinnamon, lemongrass, mandarin, and tea tree essential oils to create delightful fragrances.
However, lemon essential oil has a photosensitizing effect, so it's not advisable to be exposed to direct sunlight after use. The concentration of lemon essential oil in cosmetics should not exceed 2%, and in deodorants, it should not exceed 1.28%.
INCI:Citrus Limon Peel Oil (limonene, citral, linalool)..
Description
Using lemon essential oil
In cosmetics, the recommended dosage is up to 2%, in deodorant 1.28%. The essential oil made from raw materials of domestic quality is also suitable for use in lip products.
In the melt-and-pour soap base, we recommend using up to 20 g per 1 kg of soap mass.
In cold process soap use 30-35 g of essential oil per 1 kg of fat. For the hot process method, use 20-25 g of essential oil per 1 kg of fat.
In soy candles, the suggested maximum dosage is When using lemon essential oil in cosmetics, it is recommended to use up to 2% of the oil. In deodorants, the suggested quantity is 1.28%. The essential oil is made from food-grade raw materials and can also be used in lip products.
For melt-and-pour soap base, it is recommended to use up to 20g of essential oil per 1kg of soap mass.
In cold process soap, use 30-35g of essential oil per 1kg of fat. For hot process soap, use 20-25g of essential oil per 1kg of fat.
When making soy candles, it is recommended to use a maximum of 6% of the essential oil.6%.
Product Details
Data sheet
- Best before
- 01.27
- Valmistamise meetod
- Mehaaniline pressimine
- Source
- Natural ingredient
- Päritolumaa
- Itaalia
- Packaging
- glass bottle
- Tooterühm
- Eeterlik õli
- The maximum usage level based on IFRA standards
- The IFRA standards are a set of rules for the safe use of fragrance oils and essential oils. The IFRA Maximum Usage Allowance is the maximum amount of fragrance oil or essential oil that a certain type of product can contain. This is not a recommendation as to how much to use for best results. General guidelines tfor fragrance usein cosmetics and soap can be found above. However, if you change amounts, do not exceed the amount of fragrance allowed in the IFRA standards.
- IFRA Category 1 Lip Products (solid and liquid lipsticks, balms, clear or coloured, etc.). Children’s toys.
- 2%
- IFRA Category 2 Deodorant and antiperspirant products (spray, stick, roll-on, under-arm, deo-cologne, etc.). Body sprays.
- 1,28%
- IFRA Category 3 Eye products. Facial make up and foundation. Make-up remover. Cosmetic wipes. Body and face paint Facial masks.
- 2%
- IFRA Category 4 Hydroalcoholic and non-hydro alcoholic fine fragrances (Eau de Toilette, Cologne, solid perfume, aftershave)
- 2%
- IFRA Category 5A Body creams, oils, lotions. Foot care (creams and powders). Insect repellent (for skin) powdered products.
- 2%
- IFRA Category 5B Facial toner. Facial moisturizers and creams.
- 2%
- IFRA Category 5C Facial creams. Hand cream. Nail care products including cuticle creams, etc. Hand sanitizers
- 2%
- Category 5D Baby creams, baby oil, baby powders and talc.
- 2%
- Category 6 Toothpaste. Mouthwash, including breath sprays. Toothpowder, strips, mouthwash tablets
- 2%
- IFRA Hair spray, mousse, gel, leave- on conditioner, Leave-on hair treatments. Dry shampoo. Hair deodorizer
- 2%
- IFRA Category 9 Bar soap,shampoo, conditioner, liquid soap, shower gels. Bath gels, foams, mousses, salts, oils
- 48%
Data sheet
- Best before
-
01.27
- Source
-
Natural ingredient
- Päritolumaa
-
Itaalia
- Packaging
-
glass bottle
- Tooterühm
-
Eeterlik õli
- The maximum usage level based on IFRA standards
-
The IFRA standards are a set of rules for the safe use of fragrance oils and essential oils. The IFRA Maximum Usage Allowance is the maximum amount of fragrance oil or essential oil that a certain type of product can contain. This is not a recommendation as to how much to use for best results. General guidelines tfor fragrance usein cosmetics and soap can be found above. However, if you change amounts, do not exceed the amount of fragrance allowed in the IFRA standards.
- IFRA Category 1 Lip Products (solid and liquid lipsticks, balms, clear or coloured, etc.). Children’s toys.
-
2%
- IFRA Category 2 Deodorant and antiperspirant products (spray, stick, roll-on, under-arm, deo-cologne, etc.). Body sprays.
-
1,28%
- IFRA Category 3 Eye products. Facial make up and foundation. Make-up remover. Cosmetic wipes. Body and face paint Facial masks.
-
2%
- IFRA Category 4 Hydroalcoholic and non-hydro alcoholic fine fragrances (Eau de Toilette, Cologne, solid perfume, aftershave)
-
2%
- IFRA Category 5A Body creams, oils, lotions. Foot care (creams and powders). Insect repellent (for skin) powdered products.
-
2%
- IFRA Category 5B Facial toner. Facial moisturizers and creams.
-
2%
- IFRA Category 5C Facial creams. Hand cream. Nail care products including cuticle creams, etc. Hand sanitizers
-
2%
- Category 5D Baby creams, baby oil, baby powders and talc.
-
2%
- Category 6 Toothpaste. Mouthwash, including breath sprays. Toothpowder, strips, mouthwash tablets
-
2%
- IFRA Hair spray, mousse, gel, leave- on conditioner, Leave-on hair treatments. Dry shampoo. Hair deodorizer
-
2%
- IFRA Category 9 Bar soap,shampoo, conditioner, liquid soap, shower gels. Bath gels, foams, mousses, salts, oils
-
48%
- Valmistamise meetod
-
Mehaaniline pressimine