Lemon

A fresh, sherbety, clean scented aroma, reminiscent of the fruit. Has a sedating effect on the nervous system. Excellent cure-all. Introduced to Europe by the Arabians in 1000AD and depicted by the early Christians as the fruit of the Tree of Knowledge from which Eve ate before she and Adam were expelled from Eden. The Romans believed in dosing pregnant women with lemon cordials to alleviate nausea. The first tree was grown in California in 1887.

Uses: Acne, arthritis, cellulite, chilblains, greasy skin, hair care, oedema, rheumatism, verrucae.

Methods: Bath (3 drops only), Massage and Skin Oil, Vaporisation.

Cautions: Skin irritant. Do not use on skin as it discolours the skin when exposed to sunlight. Not suitable for young children.

£4.50