Odor: trus, with a citrusy-zesty note, heightened by tangy, lemony notes

Use: Lime is a citrus fruit with acidic juice. It is produced by the lime tree, very similar to the lemon tree, but pricklier and less regular in shape. Like all citrus trees, the lime tree has great hybridization capacity and many varieties. Mexican lime is a variety called “key lime.” The main fruit harvest takes place in Mexico from March to November. Several extraction methods are used to obtain the lime essential oil: steam distillation, centrifugation, or grating the peel. Distilled Mexican lime essential oil is produced via steam distillation of crushed fruits. The fragrance is characteristically citrus, with a citrusy-zesty note, heightened by tangy, lemony notes.

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Certified Organic

Odor: characteristic

Use: Adam Michael has this to say “The aroma is rich lime without the sharp hollow bitter citrus tang. To my nose the distilled material is comparable to the lime scents found within washing up liquids, dilute drinks, fizzy pop and lime flavoured gummy candies which I adore.

Odor: characteristic

Use: Lime trees produce white flowers and citrus fruit. The entire peel for the fruit is put through steam distillation to product the oil. Lime oil's sweet, clean, citrus aroma blends well with Bergamot or other bright floral scents. When diffused, it's thought that the oil can clear your mind and encourage mental energy.