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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about this product
What is the main constituent of poya Lime Essential Oil?
The main constituent of poya Lime Essential Oil is limonene, at 62.57%. poya explains that limonene is responsible for the oil's distinctive lemony aroma, which gives the lime oil its tart, fresh character.
How is poya Lime Essential Oil extracted?
poya Lime Essential Oil is cold pressed from the fruit peel of Citrus aurantifolia, also known as Key lime. The oil originates from Brazil and comes in a 30 ml bottle.
Which oils blend well with poya Lime Essential Oil?
poya Lime blends well with bergamot, cedarwood, geranium, grapefruit, lavender, lemon, mandarin, neroli, nutmeg, orange, palmarosa, petitgrain, rose, rosemary, rosewood, vetiver and ylang ylang. These pairings range from citrus and floral to woody notes, giving plenty of room for your own aroma blends.
Is poya Lime oil phototoxic on skin?
Yes. poya states that its Lime Essential Oil has phototoxic properties, so sun exposure must be avoided after applying the oil to skin. Dilute before use and follow the label. Please consult your doctor before use.
What does poya Lime Essential Oil look like?
poya Lime Essential Oil is a thin, clear, pale yellow to yellowish green liquid. The oil is a top note with a medium aroma strength and a tart, fresh scent typical of lime fruit.
Which region did the poya Lime tree originate in?
poya notes that most lime trees are believed to have originated in Burma and India. Early Arab traders brought them to the Mediterranean region more than a thousand years ago.
