With its refreshing and powerful scent, Lemongrass is popular in aromatherapy and massage thanks to its therapeutic benefits. Certified cruelty free and vegan friendly Steam distilled East Indian variety Stimulating and uplifting Powerful lemony scent Often used in insect repellents Can be used to in DIY self-care products Extremely potent, dilute with a carrier oil to apply topically Top perfumery note Blends well with Bergamot, Cedarwood, Patchouli, Peppermint and Tea Tree Lemongrass Flexuosus Essential Oil N° 174
MassageCombine a few drops of Lemongrass Essential oil with your favourite carrier oil to make your own massage oil. We suggest our Sweet Almond #215. Ideal for post workout to revive achy muscles. DilutionDilute at a ratio of 0.6% for leave on products as Lemongrass can cause skin sensitivity and phototoxicity when you exceed this recommended limit. Consult your doctor or midwife before using during pregnancy. AromatherapyUse in you diffuser to enjoy the refreshing scent of Lemongrass. For an energy boosting diffuser blend combine it with 3-4 drops each of Orange Sweet #105 and Peppermint Arvensis #107. For a bug banishing diffuser blend add 3 drops of Lemongrass, 3 drops of Tea Tree #109 and 2 drops of Lavender #102. Top TipDIY Insect Repellent - Add 10 drops of Lemongrass, 10 drops of Peppermint #107 and 100ml of Witch Hazel #702 to a spray bottle to make your own simple bug repellent spray. Don’t forget to shake before use. MassageCombine a few drops of Lemongrass Essential oil with your favourite carrier oil to make your own massage oil. We suggest our Sweet Almond #215. Ideal for post workout to revive achy muscles. DilutionDilute at a ratio of 0.6% for leave on products as Lemongrass can cause skin sensitivity and phototoxicity when you exceed this recommended limit. Consult your doctor or midwife before using during pregnancy. AromatherapyUse in you diffuser to enjoy the refreshing scent of Lemongrass. For an energy boosting diffuser blend combine it with 3-4 drops each of Orange Sweet #105 and Peppermint Arvensis #107. For a bug banishing diffuser blend add 3 drops of Lemongrass, 3 drops of Tea Tree #109 and 2 drops of Lavender #102. Top TipDIY Insect Repellent - Add 10 drops of Lemongrass, 10 drops of Peppermint #107 and 100ml of Witch Hazel #702 to a spray bottle to make your own simple bug repellent spray. Don’t forget to shake before use.
Key FactsLatin Name: Cymbopogon FlexuosusOrigin: IndiaExtraction Method: Steam distilledColour: Yellow/amber to reddish brownOdour: Grassy-citrus scent and earthy undertoneVegan: YesOrganic: NoMSDS documentation: Click here Indications This product cannot be guaranteed free from traces of nuts or other allergens. Seek medical advice before use if you are pregnant or suffering from any medical conditions or allergies. Always conduct a patch test before using any new product. Store in a cool dry place away from sunlight. As our products are natural, the colour and odour may vary from batch to batch. We are continually improving our products and so on occasion the product you receive may differ slightly in appearance from images displayed on our website. But don’t worry, it doesn’t affect the quality or performance of your product – it’s just down the natural and organic variations in our ingredients. We describe and promote our products in good faith. The information given with regard to the beneficial properties of our products (including medicinal and beauty) depend on popular opinion. We do not express these thoughts as facts. The beneficial effects of our products may vary depending on the user. Lemongrass Essential Oil is phototoxic, meaning that it can cause skin sensitivity and over pigmentation of the skin when exposed to sunlight after using the oil. We recommend that you avoid being exposed to sunlight directly after using the oil and diluting it at 0.6% if you wish to use it topically.
