Lemon Grass Oil – 10ml
EGP165.00
Lemongrass is steam distilled from Cymbopogon citratus one of several aromatic
flowering grasses in the Poaceae family. Originally, native to India and Guatemala, this botanical
now thrives around the world in warm, tropical climates. A greater amount of rainfall creates a
higher citral content in the lemongrass, which makes it superior for essential oil use. Today,
India is the top producer of lemongrass oil with around 80 percent of the total annual production
in the world. It is used as a medicinal herb in India and it is common in Asian cuisine for soups,
teas, curries, and seafood. In African and South American countries, it is popularly used for
making tea. However, the uses for Lemongrass oil extend far beyond the kitchen. With a
pungent aroma, Lemongrass essential oil is a favorite for massage, offers purifying benefits for
the skin, and promotes a positive outlook. It can also support healthy digestion when used
internally. Whether applied topically, used aromatically, or taken internally, the uses and benefits
of Lemongrass essential oil are widely diverse. The chemical makeup of Lemongrass essential
oil includes the constituents geranial and neral, which are aldehydes. Typically, aldehydes are
known for their distinctly potent fragrances, which is evident in the case of Lemongrass essential
oil. Aldehydes have many functions within essential oils, including the ability to cleanse surfaces.
They can also lessen feelings of stress when diffused. However, essential oils with geranial and
neral are particularly known for helping to maintain healthy gastrointestinal function when used
internally. Geranial and neral are also known as soothing aldehydes, The lemongrass plant (C.
citratus) is known by several international common names, such as West Indian lemon grass or
lemon grass (English), hierba limon or zacate de limón (Spanish), citronelle or verveine des
indes (French) and xiang mao (Chinese). Sensera Aromatherapy will walk you step by step
through the benefits of Lemongrass oil and how to include its purifying and toningeffects in your
daily rituals.
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Lemongrass is steam distilled from Cymbopogon citratus one of several aromatic
flowering grasses in the Poaceae family. Originally, native to India and Guatemala, this botanical
now thrives around the world in warm, tropical climates. A greater amount of rainfall creates a
higher citral content in the lemongrass, which makes it superior for essential oil use. Today,
India is the top producer of lemongrass oil with around 80 percent of the total annual production
in the world. It is used as a medicinal herb in India and it is common in Asian cuisine for soups,
teas, curries, and seafood. In African and South American countries, it is popularly used for
making tea. However, the uses for Lemongrass oil extend far beyond the kitchen. With a
pungent aroma, Lemongrass essential oil is a favorite for massage, offers purifying benefits for
the skin, and promotes a positive outlook. It can also support healthy digestion when used
internally. Whether applied topically, used aromatically, or taken internally, the uses and benefits
of Lemongrass essential oil are widely diverse. The chemical makeup of Lemongrass essential
oil includes the constituents geranial and neral, which are aldehydes. Typically, aldehydes are
known for their distinctly potent fragrances, which is evident in the case of Lemongrass essential
oil. Aldehydes have many functions within essential oils, including the ability to cleanse surfaces.
They can also lessen feelings of stress when diffused. However, essential oils with geranial and
neral are particularly known for helping to maintain healthy gastrointestinal function when used
internally. Geranial and neral are also known as soothing aldehydes, The lemongrass plant (C.
citratus) is known by several international common names, such as West Indian lemon grass or
lemon grass (English), hierba limon or zacate de limón (Spanish), citronelle or verveine des
indes (French) and xiang mao (Chinese). Sensera Aromatherapy will walk you step by step
through the benefits of Lemongrass oil and how to include its purifying and toningeffects in your
daily rituals.
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