Corymbia citriodora, the lemon-scented gum · steam-distilled from Corymbia citriodora leaves · bottled 100% pure and undiluted
Wholesale Sizes, 5 lbs to 400 lbs
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This page offers Lemon Eucalyptus Oil in production quantities: 5 lbs, 25 lbs, 100 lbs, and 400 lbs, distilled from Corymbia citriodora to the same 100% pure, undiluted standard as our retail bottles. It suits soapmakers, candle makers, and formulators who need steady, larger-volume supply for ongoing production runs.
Bright citronella lemon character sets this oil apart from standard eucalyptus, with a fresh, lightly camphorous green base that blends easily into lemongrass, lavender, cedarwood, and peppermint formulations.
Same pure standard as our retail bottles: bulk sizes are bottled 100% pure and undiluted, distilled from Corymbia citriodora leaves with nothing added.
Lower per-pound cost at scale: the 400 lb size works out to about $12 per lb, less than half the per-pound rate of our 0.5 oz retail bottle.
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Candle and room-spray makers use lemon eucalyptus's crisp, sunny top notes to build screen-porch and patio fragrance lines that read fresh rather than heavy or floral.
Practitioners and independent blenders building diffuser and aromatic blends rely on bulk lemon eucalyptus to keep signature blends and custom formulas in steady, affordable supply.
Shops and private label sellers sourcing lemon eucalyptus for resale get one consistent, pure oil across every batch, simplifying quality control and repeat ordering at scale.
Store bulk lemon eucalyptus oil in its sealed container in a cool, dark place, and decant working amounts into smaller airtight bottles rather than leaving large containers open. Keep it away from eyes, children, and pets. For any skin application, dilute to 0.5% to 2% in a carrier oil and patch test on a small area first.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you provide lab documentation with a bulk order? ▾
Contact us before ordering to discuss documentation for your bulk purchase. We're glad to talk through what you need for your production or resale requirements, though we can't promise specific paperwork will be available for every order until we've discussed the details with you directly.
How does per-pound pricing work across the sizes? ▾
Our 0.5 oz retail bottle works out to about $282 per lb of oil. Bulk pricing drops sharply as size increases: 5 lbs runs about $24.59 per lb, 25 lbs about $19.16 per lb, 100 lbs about $14.08 per lb, and 400 lbs about $11.97 per lb, the best per-pound value we offer.
Is the bulk oil the same as your retail bottles? ▾
Yes. There is no separate bulk grade. Every size we sell, from the 0.5 oz bottle to the 400 lb container, is the same oil distilled from Corymbia citriodora and bottled 100% pure and undiluted to one standard.
Which bulk size should I start with? ▾
For a first production run or small test batch, 5 lbs is an easy entry point. Soap or candle makers with a steady line usually move to 25 or 100 lbs, while 400 lbs suits established manufacturing-scale production with predictable, ongoing demand.
Can I order more than 400 lbs? ▾
Yes, larger quantities than 400 lbs are available for high-volume manufacturers. Contact us for custom orders, and we'll work with you on sizing, scheduling, and delivery details that fit your production timeline and volume needs.
How does shipping work for bulk orders? ▾
Orders ship within 1 to 2 business days. Bulk sizes, especially 100 lbs and 400 lbs, may need extra handling time to prepare for shipment. Checkout for all sizes runs through our Shopify store, so bulk and retail orders both complete in the same secure cart.
What's the best way to store bulk quantities? ▾
Keep the original sealed container in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and heat, which helps preserve its bright citronella-lemon aroma. Decant smaller working amounts into airtight glass bottles for daily use instead of repeatedly opening the large container, which speeds evaporation and fades the scent over time.
How does lemon eucalyptus behave in cold-process soap? ▾
Its citronellal-rich profile tends to hold up well through saponification, carrying a bright, lemony-green scent into cured bars rather than fading flat. Many soapmakers pair it with lavender or cedarwood to round out the top note, and find the scent remains noticeable through the full curing weeks.
