$11.00 (Incl. GST)
| Lemongrass Essential Oil 100% PURE, THERAPEUTIC GRADE ESSENTIAL OIL |
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| COMMON NAME | Lemongrass oil |
| BOTANICAL NAME | Cymbopogon flexuosus |
| PLANT PARTS USED | Leaves |
| EXTRACTION METHOD | Distillation |
| COUNTRY OF ORIGIN | India |
| Lemongrass is used in Ayurveda as a traditional medicine for infection, and the essential oil indeed has strong antiseptic properties as well as a tonic effect on the whole body to promote wellness. Nature/Essence – Invigorating & Cooling |
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 FOR THE SKINLemongrass oil has a toning and astringent effect on congested oily skin, and has powerful activity for acne and fungal infections. Take care and use at low concentrations as it may irritate the skin. |
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 FOR THE BODYLemongrass is excellent in a massage oil for soft tissue injuries, bruises, muscle or joint aches, and to cool and ease sore, tired muscles after exercise. |
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 FOR THE MINDWhile Lemongrass has an overall invigorating action, it has a tonic effect on the nervous system to balance and revive rather than overstimulate. |
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 FOR THE HOMEA great oil to diffuse during cold and flu season to purify and refresh the air, and in summer as an insect repellent. It is also a good choice in household cleaning blends. |
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BLENDS WELL WITH Basil, Cedarwood, Coriander, Geranium, Jasmine, Lavender and Tea tree. |
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| Appearance | Clear yellow to amber | |
| Odour Description | Sweet, fresh, grassy | |
| Main Constituents | Geranial, neral, geraniol, limonene, geranyl acetate, caryophyllene | |
| Specific Gravity | Min0.885 | Max0.907 |
| Optical Rotation | Min -5.0 | Max +2.0 |
| Refractive Index | Min 1.479 | Max1.489 |
I add this to my shampoo and conditioner bases and it smells and feels amazing. I mix it and match with a variety of things but my current favourite is mixed with peppermint and orange. I also love it mixed with patchouli.
Has a lovely fresh scent
Yes I would recommend this product
Just love the smell and quality of this oil.
Smells just like lemongrass, pure and clean and great price.
