Lemon Myrtle is not only a popular infusion for tea drinkers; its leaves provide a great source of lemon flavor for cooking, and it has even found its way into cleaning products. Lemon Myrtle soaps, lotions and potions, lip-balms and body butters, shampoos and shower gels are becoming increasing popular. The first washing powders and cleaning agents are on the market not only in Australia but throughout the world.

Properties of Australian Lemon Myrtle
Australian Lemon Myrtle is the world's richest known natural source of citral (90-98%).
Laboratory research has concluded the citral essential oils contained in Lemon Myrtle to be:

• Anti-fungal
• Anti-oxidant
• Caffeine free
• Non-acidic

Herbal Teas International is your "direct from source" supplier of Lemon Myrtle to the North American market.

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