Lemon | Essential Oil | Citrus limon

Bright, clean, and unmistakably alive — Lemon is the oil that wakes everything up. Cold-pressed from fresh lemon peel, it delivers the full character of the fruit: zesty, sparkling citrus with a crisp, slightly sweet finish that lifts any space or blend it enters.

Scent Profile | Bright, fresh, and intensely citrusy with a clean, zesty sharpness and a lightly sweet, crisp finish. Uplifting and energizing with a natural variation in depth depending on harvest and origin.

Aromatherapy Benefits | Uplifting, energizing, clarifying, refreshing, focus-enhancing, mood-brightening.

Usage Ideas | Add 3–5 drops to your diffuser for a bright, clean citrus atmosphere. Dilute to 1–2% in a carrier oil before topical application. Add a few drops to a warm bath (diluted in carrier oil first) for an invigorating, refreshing soak. Blend with complementary oils to add a sparkling citrus top note to any blend.

Blends Well With | Black Pepper, Cedarwood, Cinnamon, Clary Sage, Cypress, Eucalyptus, Geranium, Lavender, Peppermint, Rosemary, Tea Tree, Ylang Ylang.

A note on citrus oils: Citrus essential oils may exhibit natural fractionation — the separation of soft and hard peel components — which is remedied through simple filtration. Color may vary naturally by harvest, extraction timing, and sourcing region.

Explore the Citrus Family | Love the bright sparkle of Lemon? Discover its citrus relatives — Lime (sharp, tangy, and zesty with a green edge), Sweet Orange (sweet, juicy, and cheerful), and Bergamot (citrusy with a soft floral, slightly spicy lift).

Botanical Name | Citrus limon

Also Known As | Lemon Oil, Cold-Pressed Lemon

Parts Used | Peel

Extraction Method | Cold Pressed

Key Components | d-Limonene, β-Pinene, γ-Terpinene

Grade | Botanical

Certifications | Conventional, Kosher

Appearance | Pale to yellow liquid; color varies naturally by harvest and origin

Aroma | Bright, fresh, and intensely citrusy with a clean, zesty sharpness

Net Weight | 0.5 oz in a glass dropper bottle

Country of Origin | Argentina, Mexico, South Africa, or United States (varies by harvest)

Storage | Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep cap tightly closed.