KAFFIR LIME PEEL ESSENTIAL OIL
A fresh, uplifting citrus essential oil traditionally valued for healthy skin, lymphatic support and emotional wellbeing.
About This Product
Kaffir Lime Peel Essential Oil is cold pressed from the rind of Citrus hystrix, producing a fresh, soft and sweet citrus aroma. Traditionally used throughout South East Asia, this refreshing essential oil is appreciated for its cleansing properties, its uplifting fragrance and its support for healthy skin, circulation and digestion.
Its vibrant aroma makes it an excellent choice for diffusers, massage blends and natural skincare formulations.
Key Benefits
• Fresh, clean citrus aroma
• Traditionally used to support healthy skin and scalp
• Popular in lymphatic and massage blends
• Uplifting and refreshing for the mind
• Ideal for diffuser, bath and body oil applications
Traditional Uses
• Skin – Traditionally used to tone the skin and capillaries. Its cleansing and astringent properties make it popular for oily skin, pimples and acne while nourishing the hair and scalp.
• Lymphatic System – Traditionally used in massage blends to support lymphatic drainage, circulation and fluid retention.
• Nervous System – Traditionally used to uplift the emotions, encourage positivity and support confidence during times of anxiety or emotional fatigue.
• Digestive System – Traditionally used as a tonic for sluggish digestion, loss of appetite and nausea.
• Other Uses – The rind has traditionally been valued for its antibacterial and insect-repelling properties in South East Asian cultures.
How to Use
• Inhale directly from the bottle for a refreshing aroma.
• Add a few drops to a diffuser or bath.
• Blend with a suitable carrier oil for massage or skincare applications.
• Dilute appropriately before topical use.
Botanical Information
Botanical Name: Citrus hystrix DC
Family: Rutaceae
Origin: Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia
Extraction Method: Cold pressed from the fruit rind
Note: Top
Colour: Pale yellow
Aroma: Fresh, soft and sweet
Background Story
The species name 'hystrix' comes from the Greek word for 'porcupine', referring to the sharp thorns found on the stems of this small tropical tree. Throughout Indonesia and neighbouring countries, the fruit and rind have traditionally been used in food, wellness practices and household applications, while the aromatic leaves remain a treasured ingredient in South East Asian cuisine.
Health & Safety
• For external use only.
• Dilute before topical application.
• As with most citrus oils, avoid prolonged sun or UV exposure after applying to the skin.
• Store in a cool place away from direct sunlight.
• Keep out of reach of children.
