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PRANARŌM Lemon Litsée essential oil promotes relaxation, soothes stress and purifies the air. Ideal for diffusion or diluted skin care. A fresh fragrance for a zen atmosphere.
Native to tropical Asia, this evergreen tree has simple, whole, alternate leaves; the inflorescences give fruit with a thin pericarp and fleshy mesocarp, from which the essential oil is extracted, with its pleasant, warm, exotic lemon scent.
Lemon Litsée essential oil has powerful anti-inflammatory properties. It is effective in treating bronchial inflammation, particularly asthma.
Litsée Citronnée has remarkable antibacterial properties. It is effective against Escherichia coli and certain anaerobic germs. It also has antimicrobial and antibiofilm activity against Staphylococcus aureus. Its compounds, such as citrals, have antiviral activity against the herpes virus and influenza A H9N2, as well as antifungal action against Candida albicans.
In addition to its anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties, Lemon Litsée essential oil has a range of other health benefits. It has calming, sedative and anxiolytic properties, as well as being antidepressant. It is also known to repel mosquitoes and has cortison-like, antiseptic, antiallergic, gastroprotective and hepatoprotective properties.
PRANARŌM Lemon Litsée essential oil is also an invitation to deep relaxation. Thanks to its fresh, lemony, slightly exotic fragrance, it helps soothe stress, calm nervous tension and improve sleep quality. Ideal for diffusing, it creates a relaxing atmosphere that promotes inner peace. A natural remedy for mental agitation and busy days. Perfect to accompany your relaxation, meditation or yoga rituals.
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Lemon Litsée essential oil can be used in a variety of ways to benefit from its therapeutic properties. It can be inhaled, diluted in a vegetable oil for massage, added to a bath, or used as an atmospheric diffusion.
For tendonitis : Dilute 10% lemon litsea essential oil in arnica vegetable oil. Massage the affected area.
However, it is important to follow the recommended dosage and consult a health professional before use.
Precautions for use
Can I use it to sleep?
Yes, diffused in the evening, it helps release tension and promotes sleep.
Is it suitable for cutaneous use?
Yes, diluted with a vegetable oil. Avoid applying pure to the skin, as it may be slightly irritating.
Is it suitable for children?
Yes, from the age of 3, with gentle diffusion. Always seek professional advice before applying to the skin.
Can it be used in cooking?
No, this essential oil is not recommended for food use.
Presentation: 10 mL dropper bottle
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