Limonene
Other names: Limonene**
Harm score: 1 (Natural substances)
Limonene, also known as D-limonene, is an organic compound with a fresh orange scent. A member of the monoterpene group, it is the main constituent of citrus oils found in fruit peels. It is commercially produced mainly from the peel of citrus fruits, where it is abundant.
The use of Limonene is in many areas of industry. It is widely used in perfumery and cosmetics for its pleasant and relaxing scent. For example, in skin creams, soaps, shampoos, but also in cleaning and disinfecting agents. It is widely used in the food industry, where it is added to various beverages, confectionery and other foods to impart a citrus flavour. It is also a component of some medicines and dietary supplements. Although limonene is a natural ingredient, it should also be mentioned that in some cases it can cause an allergic reaction, so it is important to follow the established safety limits for its use.
Limonene can be found in the following products
Rigid shampoo with conditioner Maca XXL (50 g) - stimulates hair growth
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Perfume sample set 5 pcs
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Dishwashing detergent Citron (ECO, 750ml)
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Disinfectant 1 l
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Pink Grapefruit Cream Deodorant (45 g)
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