Lemongrass and citronellol are the main ingredients in the essential oil of lemony eucalyptus. These two molecules are responsible for the virtues of citriodora essential oil

It is possible to export citriodora essential oil from Madagascar. Aromeya is a citriodora essential oil wholesaler, supplying markets around the world. Eucalyptus citriodora, commonly known as lemon eucalyptus, is the source of this essential oil. In Madagascar, it is locally known as kinin’oliva. This robust tree, with its whitish bark, can grow up to 25 to 30 meters tall. Its leaves are steam-distilled to produce citriodora essential oil, which Aromeya offers for international sale.
Lemongrass and citronellol are the main ingredients in the essential oil of lemony eucalyptus. These two molecules are responsible for the virtues of citriodora essential oil

Allergenic biochemical components are present in lemon eucalyptus essential oil: citronellol (≤8%), linalool (≤1%), eugenol (≤1%), geraniol (≤0.5%), limonene (≤0.5%), and citral (≤0.2%). A good citriodora essential oil should meet these specifications. Don’t hesitate to ask your supplier to ensure the quality of your oil.
Lemongrass and citronellol are the main ingredients in the essential oil of lemony eucalyptus. These two molecules are responsible for the virtues of citriodora essential oil

Allergenic biochemical components are present in lemon eucalyptus essential oil: citronellol (≤8%), linalool (≤1%), eugenol (≤1%), geraniol (≤0.5%), limonene (≤0.5%), and citral (≤0.2%). A good citriodora essential oil should meet these specifications. Don’t hesitate to ask your supplier to ensure the quality of your oil.
Madagascar essential oil is indicated for adults. Pregnant women under 3 months, babies and children under 6 years of age cannot use Citriodora essential oil.
Aromeya offers citriodora essential oil in the following cases: • Muscle and joint pain, especially in the back, neck, fingers, hands, toes (tendonitis), sciatica, sprains, rheumatism • Respiratory problems: cough, acute bronchitis, chronic bronchitis • Skin irritation • Mosquito repellent and lice
Having teargas and tussigen properties, citriodora essential oil must be used with caution in diffusion. Before use, apply two drops of citriodora essential oil to the elbow for 24 hours to make sure you are not allergic.
People with asthma should seek medical advice before using Citriodora essential oil.
It has antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, repellent, and relaxing properties, making it useful for body care, massages, and insect prevention.
Yes, when diluted in a vegetable oil, it has anti-inflammatory and relaxing effects, ideal for post-exercise massages or in case of muscle tension.
It blends very well with Palmarosa, Lavender, Ravintsara, and Lemongrass to create purifying and refreshing synergies.
It is mainly sought after for its fresh, lemony and slightly eucalyptus-like fragrance, as well as for applications in perfumery, cosmetics, aromatherapy, household products and repellent formulations.
It is known for its insect-repellent character, as well as its purifying and relaxing properties. Its lemony aroma provides a refreshing and invigorating sensation.
The main possible effects include eye, respiratory and skin irritation, as well as allergic reactions. It is therefore preferable not to apply it directly to the skin.
vYes, Citriodora essential oil can be used in diffusion. It provides a fresh, lemony and eucalyptus-like note to the atmosphere. For safe use, it is recommended to follow the diffuser manufacturer's instructions and use it moderately in a well-ventilated room.
Yes. It can be incorporated into cleaning sprays, air fresheners, and floor and surface cleaning products, particularly formulations designed to provide a fresh, lemony scent.