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Botanical Name: Cymbopogon flexuous stapf/citratus
Plant Part: Grass
Country of Origin: India
Method of Extraction: Steam Distillation
This Lemongrass EO has a Citral content of 75.08%. This essential oil is tonic and vasodilator with anti-inflammatory and sedative properties. Stimulates the mind, lifts the spirit, clears the head. Stimulates appetite, helpful with colic and indigestion. May prevent the spread of contagious diseases. Great for aching muscles, relieves tired legs. Relieves fatigue, assists with jet lag. It's said to aid in the flow of milk in nursing mothers. May be a dermal irritant. Blends well with cedarwood, basil, lavender, neroli, niaouli and tea tree.
Flash point: 160 deg. F.
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4.96/5 Stars out of 23 Reviews
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Anonymous
(Lake Worth, FL, US) | July 4th, 2014
I make my own bug repellent with this. Smell great too.
Anonymous
(Austin, TX, US) | June 14th, 2014
Asides from its medicinal qualities, this oil is great for fragrance... very citrusy, and has a warm tea-like back note. Be careful not to over use, as it is a rather potent scent that can easily take over more delicate oils you might mix it with. Great quality overall.
Anonymous
(Independence, MO, US) | May 19th, 2014
I originally bought this EO as recommended by my herbalist as a natural remedy to treat my broken leg to control the inflammation. It worked really well for me during my recovery coupled with lavender.
My husband has problems with his knees and they swell and cause him a great deal if pain. So I thought, I will treat him just like my herbalist recommended I treat myself, with a blend of lemongrass and lavender. You know what, this worked great and we have been trying to find what would help him for some time now. He is asking for me to keep this on-hand at all times now and is very happy and relieved. :) Thank you so much for another great product!!
Anonymous
(Port RIchey, FL, US) | July 16th, 2013
I used this for scenting candles, in a blend for bug repellant and to create natural cleaning products. This is my best selling candle scent.
Anonymous
(Boise, ID, US) | May 6th, 2013
The smell right out of the bottle reminds me a bit of fresh ginger. Both citrus and earthy. It has been wonderfully helpful in my joint pain blend.
Anonymous
(Shelby Township, MI, US) | February 10th, 2013
I have a few dark spots on my face and dark shadows under my eyes. Lemongrass is a toner and a brightner for the skin. I've been doing this for 3 weeks now and there is a notice difference! My spots are fading and my eyes look brighter. A old friend I haven't seen in almost a year told me my skin looked awesome without me even telling her what I was doing! You gotta try this, you'll love it! It smells great too - I add it to my homemade face creams, lip balm and perfume.
Anonymous
(Colorado Springs, CO, US) | November 29th, 2012
I bought this to combat fusarium wilt in the garden, but had a little spill which I cleaned up with tissues. The scent lasted for over a month in my bedroom, where I stowed the tissues and I intend to use it for many other applications soon.
Anonymous
(West Haven, UT, US) | August 7th, 2012
Lemongrass is wonderful at taking away muscle pains. My husband is a firm believer of this miracle oil. I love it's aromatherapy benefits and it's very warming when messaging into skin. Very uplifing scent.
Anonymous
(CA, US) | April 12th, 2012
This is a very strong scent so a little goes a very long way. I was hoping for a fresh and mellow lemony smell but it seems there is a sharp clove-like undertone scent and for me it seems to conflict with the lemon. I tried using lavender to make it more subtle but it didn't seem to work. I'll probably use this for CP soaps but not recommended for lotions. Good deal for the price though. Thanks Camden-Grey.
Anonymous
(NJ, US) | February 18th, 2012
Love this oil! Very sharp & strong smell! Defintely a scent that last. Little definitely goes a long way. Which I'm sure anyone can tell as soon as you open it. I do feel uplifted as well when I use this. Oh I randomly used a little of this along with a few other things when I cooked some mussels, kind of like a Indian mussel recipe. Quite good =). Look forward to experimenting this with a lot more things! Thank you Camden Grey!
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TERMINOLOGY:
EO = essential oil
FO = fragrance oil
HOW PRODUCTS ARE DISPENSED...
BOTTLING/PACKAGING:
Essential oils: in 1/32 oz. to 1/4 oz...amber glass vials with orifice reducers. ½ oz. to 2 oz...in amber glass bottles with white caps and Eurodroppers...3 to 4 oz. in amber glass bottles with black caps and without orifice reducers...7 oz. in aluminum bottles...15 oz. in amber glass bottles with black caps...10 & 25 lbs. in HDPE plastic containers with wide mouths although, occasionally, 25 lbs. may be dispensed in factory-issued metal containers with pouring spouts.
28 lbs. of carrier oils and other liquids are dispensed in individual HDPE plastic gallon containers with handles, each holds the purchased net weight of liquid.
30+ lbs. of carrier oils, other liquids, soft butters, Castile gel and other products are dispensed in plastic HDPE pails w/metal handles & pouring spouts in the lid; those products may remain inside the pails indefinitely when properly stored. After Covid, we reserve the right to use any packaging/dispensing container available to us and not mentioned above because it continues to be difficult many times to restock the same packaging container or material used in the past.
NOTE: An EO may safely remain inside an aluminum container for up to 3 months, but if storing longer than 3 months the oil should be transferred to amber glass. Fragrances and carrier oils up to 8 lbs. may remain inside HDPE plastic bottles indefinitely. If the customer at any time feels more comfortable transferring a product to glass this should be done. ALL PRODUCTS ARE DISPENSED BY WEIGHT, THUS, SOME CONTAINERS MAY BE FILLED HIGHER THAN OTHERS DEPENDING ON THE WEIGHT AND VISCOSITY OF EACH PRODUCT.
Raw materials/ingredients are dispensed by weight. Many customers ask how many ounces in a pound, there are 16 ounces in one pound. These are not fluid ounces, they are ounces by weight.
HOW TO STORE: EOs, FOs and BUTTERS should be stored in tightly-sealed containers away from direct light and heat. Some EOs could be highly flammable, keep away from open flames. Keep all liquids and powders you purchase from Camden-Grey tightly capped and away from the reach of children, the elderly or infirm and pets. Refrigerating butters could adversely affect the consistency of the butter, please join our Forum if you need to learn how to handle, work with and store products. The link is towards the top right green section of our pages.
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