Lemon - Citrus limonum

Characteristics	A pale greeny-yellow liquid (turing brown with age) with a light, fresh, citrus scent.
Perfumery note	Top
Principal constituents	D-Limonene..........................66.4% β-Pinene..........................12.3% γ-Terpinene.......................7.4% α-Pinene..........................2.1% Sabinene..........................1.9% Myrcene.........................1.4% p-Cymene..........................1.0% β-Phellandrene..........................0.5% Geranyl acetate.......................0.5% Terpineolene.......................0.2% Other microelement ...
Matching oils	Grapefruit, bergamot, sweet orange, lavender, thyme, eucalyptus, pine, benzoin, chamomile, fennel, frankincense, neroli, rose, sandalwood, ylang ylang, juniperberry... etc.
Safety information	May cause phototoxic on human skin, do not expose to direct sunlight after use. Use in moderation.

Botanical name: Citrus limonum
Origins: Italy
Family Rutaceae, Citrus
Parts Used peel
Extraction Method: Cold pressed
Tone Top
Color Pale yellow mobile liquid.
Odor description Fruity Scent
Chemotype Monoterpenes
Cautions c.) Inhalation of essential oils is safe for pregnant women, not for a massage or bath.
Cautions Avoid prolonged or excessive use of unblended essential oils.
Cautions e.) A skin test is advised to perform to people with sensitive skin, children or elderly prior to use.
Cautions d.) Please consult professional aromatherapist or physician advice when using essential oils on patients, elderly or infants.
Cautions a.) Keep out of reach of children.