Limonene

usgb/ˌlɪm.əˈnin/
noun

Limonene is a colorless liquid occurring in the oil of citrus fruits, primarily used for its lemon-like scent and flavor.

The fresh scent of limonene in the cleaning product makes the house smell like citrus.
Visual representation of "limonene" - Limonene is a colorless liquid occurring in the oil of citrus fruits, primarily used for its lemon-like scent and flavor.

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Neutral

citrus fragrance, essential oil, food additive

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Citrus Note

Limonene is highly valued in aromatherapy for its uplifting effects.

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Inhaling citrus scents can improve mood.
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Health Benefits

Limonene is thought to have anti-inflammatory properties.

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Some people use limonene supplements to support digestion.
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Versatile Uses

Limonene can be found in cleaners, food products, and perfumes.

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Its scent can evoke freshness and cleanliness.
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