Living Libations Lime Essential Oil is a zesty, refreshing botanical-biotic, cold-pressed from organic lime peels. From stimulating the appetite to invigorating your mind, this versatile essential oil uplifts, cleanses, and energizes from head to toe.
Aromatic Profile
Light, citrusy, pucker-y sweetness with a faint hint of evergreen—bright, cheerful, and tangy.
Key Benefits
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Energizing and mood-lifting aroma for diffusers and personal inhalation
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Stimulates the appetite and supports digestive wellness
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Refreshing addition to housecleaning solutions and skincare blends
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Culinary enhancer: ideal for desserts, drinks, and sauces
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Uplifts and clarifies the mind, inspiring creativity and focus
Botanical Details
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Botanical Name: Citrus aurantifolia
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Botanical Family: Rutaceae
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Extraction Method: Cold pressed
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Plant Part: Peel
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Country of Origin: Italy
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Cultivation Method: Organic
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Composition: 100% Citrus aurantifolia
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Consistency: Thin viscosity
Blends Well With
Lavender, Patchouli, Neroli, Vanilla, Bergamot, Vetiver, Rosemary, Laurel, and Cedar.
Uses
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Diffuse to cleanse the air and energize the mind
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Add to skincare or haircare products for a fresh, tangy boost
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Incorporate in culinary creations for bright citrus flavor
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Include in homemade cleaners to freshen surfaces naturally
Experience
This organic Lime Essential Oil is a sweet-and-sour citrus dream with centuries of medicinal and culinary history. From ancient Persia to colonial sailors using lime to prevent scurvy, this oil is as potent as it is fragrant. Puckering, tart, and tangy, it awakens the senses and uplifts the spirit while supporting digestive health and gum wellness.
A single whiff delivers a burst of freshness and clarity, making it a must-have for aromatherapy, skincare, and culinary enthusiasts alike.
"And I weep; for the lime-tree is in blossom, and one small flower has dropped upon my bosom."
~ Amy Lowell, Patterns, 1917
"Lime is a traditional remedy in South Asia and in Ayurvedic medicine it is used similarly to lemon… a powerful remedy for scurvy."
~ Vicki Pitman, Aromatherapy: A Practical Approach
