Lemongrass Essential Oil

Lemongrass Essential Oil, Aromatherapy, Medicinal, Natural Deodorizer   Fight bacteria and fungi, and improve your overall health with lemongrass essential oil. With its wonderful fresh aroma and a hint of herbal tones, Lemongrass oil is known for its antifungal, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant properties. Give your home an aura of natural freshness and give your health a boost with Lemongrass essential oil. Our oil passes all the raw benefits of wild lemongrass to the finished product because it is obtained through steam distillation of fresh lemongrass leaves. Origin of lemongrass oil Lemongrass is a perennial aromatic grass that grows up to 1 meter high with thin elongated leaves. Originally, lemongrass was growing wild in India before it was harnessed and cultivated for its immense medicinal benefits. Native Indians refer to it as ‘Indian Verbena’ and use it in Ayurvedic medicine to treat infectious illnesses and bring down fevers. Composition Lemongrass essential oil contains terpene compounds including citronellal, limonene, nerol, geraniol, citral, myrcene, and geranyl acetate. Product Characteristics Appearance - light yellow to yellow clear liquid Odor - lemongrass Recommended Fragrance Usage The percentages detailed below show our maximum recommended fragrance usage in the corresponding finished products. Potpourri and Incense Use 50% Maximum Vegetable and Paraffin Wax Use 10% Maximum Lotions and Perfumes Use 5% Maximum Soaps, Bath Oils, Bath Gels Use 5% Maximum Cleaning Products Use 5% Maximum  

Lemongrass Essential Oil, Aromatherapy, Medicinal, Natural Deodorizer   Fight bacteria and fungi, and improve your overall health with lemongrass essential oil. With its wonderful fresh aroma and a hint of herbal tones, Lemongrass oil is known for its antifungal, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant properties. Give your home an aura of natural freshness and give your health a boost with Lemongrass essential oil. Our oil passes all the raw benefits of wild lemongrass to the finished product because it is obtained through steam distillation of fresh lemongrass leaves. Origin of lemongrass oil Lemongrass is a perennial aromatic grass that grows up to 1 meter high with thin elongated leaves. Originally, lemongrass was growing wild in India before it was harnessed and cultivated for its immense medicinal benefits. Native Indians refer to it as ‘Indian Verbena’ and use it in Ayurvedic medicine to treat infectious illnesses and bring down fevers. Composition Lemongrass essential oil contains terpene compounds including citronellal, limonene, nerol, geraniol, citral, myrcene, and geranyl acetate. Product Characteristics Appearance - light yellow to yellow clear liquid Odor - lemongrass Recommended Fragrance Usage The percentages detailed below show our maximum recommended fragrance usage in the corresponding finished products. Potpourri and Incense Use 50% Maximum Vegetable and Paraffin Wax Use 10% Maximum Lotions and Perfumes Use 5% Maximum Soaps, Bath Oils, Bath Gels Use 5% Maximum Cleaning Products Use 5% Maximum