Description

Description

Eucalyptus Citriodora Oil – Bulk Manufacturer & Wholesale Supplier in India

Lemon-scented eucalyptus oil for mosquito repellents, soaps, cleaners, agarbatti and fragrance manufacturers.

Eucalyptus Citriodora Oil, also called Lemon Eucalyptus Oil, is known in Hindi as Nimbu Nilgiri Tel (नींबू नीलगिरी तेल). It comes from the lemon-scented gum tree and is rich in citronellal, which gives it a strong, fresh lemony smell that insects dislike.

Liana Health Care Pvt. Ltd., Meerut, supplies Eucalyptus Citriodora Oil in bulk to manufacturers, brands and traders across India and export markets. Every batch is tested and shipped with a Certificate of Analysis.

pure & natural Steam distilled from leaves High citronellal COA with every batch Bulk & white label

Product at a Glance

Product name	Eucalyptus Citriodora Oil
Botanical name	Corymbia citriodora (syn. Eucalyptus citriodora Hook.)
Common name	Lemon eucalyptus oil, lemon-scented gum oil
Hindi name	Nimbu Nilgiri Tel (नींबू नीलगिरी तेल)
Plant family	Myrtaceae
Part used	Leaves and twigs
Extraction	Steam distillation
Main component	Citronellal

Key Specifications

Appearance	Clear, colourless to pale yellow liquid
Odour	Strong, fresh, lemony, slightly rosy-green
Citronellal content	65% – 85% (as per grade)
Specific gravity @ 20°C	0.860 – 0.880
Refractive index @ 20°C	1.450 – 1.465
Optical rotation @ 20°C	−2° to +4°
Solubility	Soluble in alcohol; insoluble in water
Shelf life	24 months in sealed original packing

Typical values. Exact results are given on the COA of each batch. View full Technical Data Sheet →

Grades Available

Standard grade – around 65–70% citronellal; ideal for cleaners, agarbatti and soaps.
High citronellal grade – around 75–85% citronellal; preferred for repellents and fine fragrance.
Custom grade – citronellal content as per your formula or buyer specification.

Aroma Profile

Odour type	Citrus, fresh, lemony
Main notes	Sharp lemon, citronella-like
Background notes	Slightly rosy, green, balsamic
Note	Top to middle note
Strength	High
Blends well with	Citronella, lemongrass, lavender, cedarwood, basil, tea tree, peppermint, eucalyptus globulus

Why Industries Use Eucalyptus Citriodora Oil

Eucalyptus Citriodora Oil combines a clean lemon fragrance with natural insect-repelling power. That makes it one of the most useful and economical essential oils for household, repellent and fragrance products.

Natural insect repellent aroma – high citronellal keeps mosquitoes and insects away.
Strong lemon freshness – a little oil gives a big fragrance impact.
Economical – a cost-effective lemony note compared to many citrus oils.
Natural source of citronellal – used to make citronellol, hydroxycitronellal and other aroma chemicals.
Blends easily – mixes well with citronella, lemongrass and other herbal oils.

Use in Mosquito & Insect Repellent Products

Lemon eucalyptus has been used for generations to keep mosquitoes away. Today it is a key ingredient in natural and herbal repellent ranges.

Mosquito repellent creams and lotions – herbal and natural "DEET-free" ranges.
Repellent sprays and roll-ons – for skin, clothes and outdoor use.
Vaporiser liquids and refills – plug-in and electric repellent products.
Mosquito coils, agarbatti and dhoop – herbal repellent incense.
Repellent candles and patches – for gardens, camping and outdoor seating.
Animal and stable sprays – to keep flies and insects away from cattle and pets' surroundings.

Best grade: high citronellal (75–85%). Often blended with citronella and lemongrass oil.

Home Care & Cleaning

Floor cleaners and phenyl – lemon-fresh and insect-repelling.
Surface and kitchen cleaners – clean citrus smell.
Dishwash liquids and bars – lemon freshness.
Detergents and fabric wash – fresh laundry fragrance.
Room sprays and air fresheners – removes stale odours.

Personal Care & Cosmetics

Soaps and body wash – fresh lemon-herbal fragrance.
Deodorants and foot sprays – odour control and freshness.
Shampoos and hair oils – for a clean, fresh scalp feel.
Talcum and prickly heat powders – cooling summer fragrance.
Herbal repellent body lotions – dual care and protection.

Fragrance & Aroma Chemicals

Agarbatti and dhoop – popular lemon and herbal fragrances.
Candles and wax melts – fresh citrus notes.
Perfume compounds – top note in citrus and fresh accords.
Citronellal isolation – natural source for citronellal.
Aroma chemical base – for citronellol, hydroxycitronellal and isopulegol.

Traditional Uses & Benefits

Keeps mosquitoes and insects away naturally.
Uplifting, refreshing aroma in diffusers.
Used in diluted massage oils for tired muscles.
Freshens rooms, wardrobes and shoe racks.
Adds a clean smell to cleaning water.

Typical Usage Levels by Product

Product type	Typical oil level
Repellent creams / lotions	5% – 15%
Repellent sprays and roll-ons	10% – 20%
Vaporiser liquids	As per formula, with other actives
Agarbatti and dhoop	As part of the fragrance compound
Soaps and body wash	0.5% – 2%
Floor cleaners and phenyl	0.5% – 3%
Candles	3% – 8% of wax

General industry guidance only. Final levels depend on your formula, product claims and applicable regulations.

Why Buy from Liana Health Care

In the essential oil business since 2010.
Consistent citronellal content, batch after batch.
COA, MSDS and GC-MS report available.
Bulk supply, white label and contract manufacturing.
Fast dispatch across India and for export.

Packaging & Supply

Bulk: 1 kg, 5 kg, 25 kg and 50 kg HDPE / aluminium containers.
Large orders: 180–200 kg drums.
White label: 10 ml to 100 ml bottles with your brand.
Custom packing and labelling on request.

Documents Available

Certificate of Analysis (COA)
Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)
GC-MS report
Technical data sheet
Export documents as required

Storage & Safety

Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight.
Keep containers tightly closed; the oil is flammable.
For external use; always dilute before applying to skin.
May cause skin sensitivity; do a patch test first.
Avoid use on young children; keep away from eyes.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Eucalyptus Citriodora Oil?

It is an essential oil steam distilled from the leaves of the lemon-scented gum tree (Corymbia citriodora). It is rich in citronellal and has a strong lemony smell.

What is the difference between Eucalyptus Citriodora and Eucalyptus Globulus oil?

Citriodora oil is high in citronellal and smells lemony; it is mainly used in repellents, cleaners and fragrances. Globulus oil is high in cineole and smells camphor-like; it is mainly used in balms, rubs and inhalers.

Is Eucalyptus Citriodora Oil good for mosquito repellents?

Yes. Its high citronellal content makes it one of the most popular natural ingredients in herbal mosquito repellent creams, sprays, coils and vaporisers.

How is it different from citronella oil?

Both contain citronellal, but citriodora oil usually has much more of it and a sharper lemon smell. Citronella oil is softer and more grassy. They are often blended together in repellents.