Product Review

Cleaning is probably up there on the "things we'd rather not be doing" list with sitting in traffic and getting a checkup. But, with Lemon Myrtle, cleaning may not be so bad. Add a few drops into your favorite household cleaner and let the fresh and tart aroma fill the room. It even adds extra strength to cleansers because of its antibacterial and antimicrobial properties, meaning you donÃŒt have to work as hard! In addition to its cleansing powers, Lemon Myrtle helps sharpen the mind during foggy moments, staves off the flu and repels insects. First distilled by a German doctor in 1890, Lemon Myrtle is sometimes added to shortbread and pasta dishes or made into a lovely tea. Native to Southern Queensland, Lemon Myrtle trees sprout grassy aromatic leaves that are put through a steam distillation process to extract the essential oil. BOTANICAL NAME: Backhousia citriodora ORIGIN: Australia EXTRACTION METHOD: Steam Distillation PLANT PART: Leaves NOTE: Middle - Top FAMILY: Myoporaceae SYNONYM: Lemon-Scented Myrtle; Sweet Verbena BLENDS WELL WITH: Lime, and other citrus oils AROMA: Lemony, sweet, tart, and fresh CONSISTENCY: Thin COLOR: Clear Pale Yellow **Euro droppers are not included with 100 ml bottles** SAFETY: Dilute to 0.7% when using topically, unless you have sensitive or damaged skin, then avoid using altogether. Using more than the recommended dilution can cause adverse reactions such as teratogenicity and sensitization. Do not use topically with children under age 2. Avoid using if you are taking drugs metabolized by CYP2B6 SHELF LIFE: 2 Years