Lemongrass Oil

About Lemongrass Oil

Lemongrass Oil

We are offering highly effective Lemongrass Oil that is manufactured by our qualified team of pharmacists this oil has a number of skin and health benefits. Due to its various medicinal, herbal and therapeutic properties it provides relaxation from pain ailments such as muscles strains, migraines, headache and menstrual cramps. This oil is formulated at our hygienic processing unit under the supervision of our skilled professionals. It is available in various packaging options and can be availed from us at affordable rates.

Features

• Soothing fragrance

• Effectiveness

• Long shelf life

• Purity

Specifications

Lemongrass Oil is extracted from the Cymbopogon Citratus, it is one of the most widely used essential oil in the aromatherapy industry. This oil is gaining its popularity owing to its lemony, sweet smell. Lemon equivalent scent of Lemongrass oil has enabled it to be used where the lemon flavor is required. Lemon flavor has an acidic property whereas the Lemongrass oil is non-acidic and is rich in Vitamin A. This has given it an edge over the lemon flavor. Its properties also extend to creating a sense of emotional well-being that is an important attribute in this fast-paced world.

The chemical components of the oil are Citral, Nerol, Citronellal, Farnesol and Myrcene. This essential oil of the lemongrass is characterized by its yellow color and watery consistency compared to other oils. Though it is watery in viscosity, the lemongrass oil is very much concentrated and should be mixed with carrier oil before applying on the body.

Application

Apart from its sweet Citrus flavor, this oil provides a lot of health benefits for human body. The properties include antiseptic, anti fungal, analgesic, antimicrobial and antidepressant. This oil is very apt in relaxing a tired body. It is also believed to rejuvenate the body and relieves the symptoms of jet lag, clears headaches and also aids in combating nervous exhaustion and stress.

Lemongrass is native to India, but now it is grown in various temperate countries in the world. The grass is dried and powdered or used fresh in Asian cuisine especially in Thai foods.