| Species: | Origin: | Extraction Process | Perfume Note |
| Leptospermum liversedgei | Australia | Steam Distilled | Top/Middle |
| Extraction Description | Scent Description |
| Obtained by steam distillation from the leaves & twigs. | Fresh camphoraceous lemon odour. |
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| General Description |
| Lemon Tea Tree Essential Oil. Similar properties to Tea Tree oil, but has a wider bactericidal spectrum and fungicidal action when used in conjunction with Tea Tree. Some people may prefer the smell of Lemon Tea Tree. It is 11 to 13 times as strong as carbolic acid. The Australian aboriginal people have extensively used this oil for centuries. Scientific research has found it effective against: - 1. Bacteria 2. Fungi 3. Viruses. Good for the immune system (external application only). Useful for dandruff, insect bites, oily skin. Useful for use on animals (can add drops to Tea tree & Manuka cream if a stronger application is needed) or dilute with a carrier oil. Vaporise to help eliminate airborne bacteria and viruses. Parasiticide - was used in sheep dips. |
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| Properties |
| Antiseptic, anti-viral, anti-fungal, anti-bacterial. |
Always dilute to 5% or less before using on the skin.Skin test all products before using. Apply a small amount, about a drop or less, to the skin on your inner arm. Do not use if redness or irritation occurs. Keep all essential oils, perfume oils and fragrance products away from eyes and mucous membranes. If any oil gets in the eye rinse with full fat milk. If stinging continues seek medical advice.
Essential oils are flammable, keep away from plastics and polished surfaces
