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Organic Lemongrass Pure Essential Oil (Revitalizing) - 7.4ml

Organic Lemongrass Pure Essential Oil (Revitalizing) - 7.4ml

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  • Organic
  • Revitalizing cleansing applications
  • Goes well with Lemon, Sweet Orange, Lavender
  • Leafy top note aroma
  • Used in a variety of applications, including skin care and cleaning products
  • No Animal Testing
  • Essential Purity Tested
  • No Synthetic Preservatives Colours Fragrances, Synthetic Colours Stabilizers, Synthetic Fragrances, Paraben Petroleum Free
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Organic Lemongrass Pure Essential Oil (Revitalizing) - 7.4ml
Organic Lemongrass Pure Essential Oil (Revitalizing) - 7.4ml
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Aura Cacia Organic Lemongrass Pure Essential Oil (Revitalizing) - 7.4ml is a dietary supplement in oil form, intended for adults as part of a daily wellness routine.

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Aura Cacia Organic Lemongrass Essential Oil can be used in a variety of applications, including skin care and cleaning products. Lemongrass oil is very uplifting and invigorating. It’s citrusy scent helps boost energy and mood. If you’re looking for a mid-afternoon energy boost, you can incorporate lemongrass oil to your daily routine. Aura Cacia’s Lemongrass Oil is chemical free and smells great too. Lemongrass (Cymbopogon flexuosus) has an invigorating, revitalizing aroma that pairs well with many other essential oils. Aura Cacia Organic Lemongrass Essential Oil comes from India and is distilled from the leaves. [LIQUID]
Ingredients:
Organic Cymbopogon flexuosus (Lemongrass) Oil.
Important Information:
If pregnant, suffering from a medical condition, or taking medication, consult a health care practitioner before use. Dilute properly. Avoid eyes and mucous membranes. If irritation occurs, discontinue use. Not for internal use. Keep out of reach of children. Product is flammable.
Dosage
For aromatherapy use. For all other uses, carefully dilute with a carriers such as skin care oil, unscented liquid soap or lotion, or witch hazel extract. Follow the dilution guide on the bottle.
Essential Oils That Nurture Body, Mind & Spirit
Aura Cacia offers an extensive selection of high quality essential oils and aromatherapy products for all ages. They offer certified organic and fair trade products when they can. Otherwise, Aura Cacia uses their very own Well Earth ethical and sustainable sourcing program developed by Frontier Co-op. They have also established the Aura Cacia 1% Organic Fund in which they donate 1% of sales from organic products to organic farmers and their communities. Aura Cacia sources their ingredients directly so that personal relationships can be developed with farmers and so they can get the best sources available. Founded in 1982, you can trust the quality Aura Cacia offers in all your must have essential oils and aromatherapy goods.
Lemongrass (Cymbopogon flexuosus) has an invigorating, revitalizing aroma that pairs well with many other essential oils. It is used in a variety of applications, including skin care and cleaning products.
Aura Cacia Organic Lemongrass Essential Oil comes from India. It is distilled from the leaves.
LEMONGRASS ESSENTIAL OIL
Lemongrass has a fresh, invigorating scent that’s very inviting. It is an extremely fragrant herb traditionally used in Thai and Indian cuisine. Other than it’s amazing aroma, lemongrass also has many other health benefits such as; fever relief, antiseptic aid and circulation support. While lemongrass will add zest to your kitchen pantry, with its wide spread uses, its also a great essential oil to have on hand as part of your
aromatherapy
kit.
PLANT INFORMATION
Plant History
The origins of lemongrass come from tropical climates such as; Africa, Asia, Southeast Asia, Australia and Oceanic countries. There are two main types of lemongrass, Cymbopogon Citratus and Cymbopogon Flexuosus. C. Citratus is often used in Indian, Chinese and Thai cuisine to aid in digestion and C. Flexuosus is mainly used in essential oil therapy. Lemongrass is sometimes referred to as “fever grass” because it can help break high body temperatures when lemongrass leaves are muddled into tea. This plant has also been used for it’s antimicrobial properties and can treat infection, help in cold and flu recovery and can alleviate muscle stiffness by increasing circulation. In 1905, thetherapeutic properties of this plant peaked and in 1947, lemongrass began to be grown commercially in Florida & Haiti.
Botanical Information
Lemongrass belongs to the Poaceae family which is also home to 55 other plant species. These plants are a perennial herb and grow in clusters, often reaching 2 meters in diameter, with leaves that can grow up to 1 meter in length. These plants can also have a fragrant aroma, bringing freshness to the areas they are grown.
Growing Information
Lemongrass needs a warm, humid climate with full sunlight in order to survive. In North America this plant would thrivebest in southern USA. You can grow lemongrass indoors or in a greenhouse, just ensure to replicate a tropical environment and plant in a pot using rich, well-draining soil and ensure the roots don’t dry out. This plant also needs to be fertilized every couple of weeks during its growing season.
Parts Used
Once lemongrass blades reach 12” in height and the base of the stems are 1/2” thick, they can be harvested. The whole shoot can be used, the base of the stalk is edible and used in many dishes, suc as coconut curries and the leaves can be used in teas or for oil extraction.
OIL INFORMATION
Extraction Method
Lemongrass oil is extracted through steam distillation, as are most essential oils. Fresh leaves or freeze dried leaves are used in the extraction process. The leaves are placed in a chamber of the steaming still and as the steam heats up, it pulls the essential oil out of the leaves. The steam and oil then travel through the apparatus and when they reach a holding chamber, the temperature cools, causing it to re-liquify. The mixture is then carried through to the separator and the oil is siphoned off the water and used in essential oils, while the fragrant water is commonly used in cosmetics and to scent products.
Active Ingredients
The main active ingredients in Lemongrass are; Mycrene, Citronellal, Geranyl Acetate, Nerol, Geraniol, Neral, Limonene and Citral.
APPLICATIONS
Revitalizing
Lemongrass oil is very uplifting and invigorating. It’s citrusy scent helps boost energy and mood. If you’re looking for a mid-afternoon energy boost, you can incorporate lemongrass oil to your daily routine:
Add 10-12 drops of lemongrass essential oil to a diffuser
Mix 1 drop of lemongrass essential oil with 1 drop carrier oil (grapeseed,
jojoba oil
) and rub onto your wrists and neck
Fill a spray bottle with water and add 3-4 drops lemongrass oil, shake and use as a make up setting spray or skin freshener to help energize your spirit and skin.
Mix 3-4 drops lemongrass oil to a spray bottle filled with water, shake and use as a room freshener.
Cold & Flu Support
Lemongrass has great anti-bacterial properties and can fight bacteria that causes cold and flu. Lemongrass can also help regulate body temperature. To use lemongrass to help combat the cold season:
Add 3-5 drops of lemongrass essential oil in 3 cups of boiling water, place face 14 inches from bowl, close eyes and slowly inhale the steam.
Diffuse 10 drops of lemongrass oil in a diffuser and use as you would a vaporizer
Add 2 drops of lemongrass oil per 2 drops of your favourite carrier oil (tamanu, jojoba) and apply it to your temples and chest to inhale during sleep.
Headache Support
Lemongrass oil makes a great headache remedy and can revitalize your mood at the same time. If you find yourself being effected by headache pain, but don’t have time to nap it off, these remedies can help:
Diffuse 10-15 drops of lemongrass oil in a diffuser
Mix 3 drops lemongrass oil to a rollerball filled with
jojoba oil
and massage on temples and base of neck
Add 3 drops of lemongrass oil to a bowl of hot or cold water and place a cloth in the water. Wring it out and lay or tie the cloth on forehead or at the base of your neck, depending where the headache tension is coming from. Inhale deeply for 15-20 minutes.
Insomnia & Stress Support
Revitalizing as lemongrass can be, it can also have calming properties depending on how it’s used. Many spas use lemongrass infused oils and creams to create a relaxing atmosphere. To help feel more relaxed with lemongrass:
In a small spray bottle; add 1 ounce of
witch hazel, 10 drops of lemongrass oil and 5 drops
lavender
essential oil. Mix with 3 ounces of water and just before bed, spray on your bed linens or pajamas for a restful nights sleep.
Diffuse 10-12 drops of lemongrass oil and 5 drops
jasmine oil
30 minutes before bed and let it run into the night
Apply 2-3 drops of lemongrass oil into your favourite unscented body cream or lotion and massage over body before bed.
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Lemongrass (Cymbopogon flexuosus) has an invigorating, revitalizing aroma that pairs well with many other essential oils. It is used in a variety of applications, including skin care and cleaning products.
Aura Cacia Organic Lemongrass Essential Oil comes from India. It is distilled from the leaves.
LEMONGRASS ESSENTIAL OIL
Lemongrass has a fresh, invigorating scent that’s very inviting. It is an extremely fragrant herb traditionally used in Thai and Indian cuisine. Other than it’s amazing aroma, lemongrass also has many other health benefits such as; fever relief, antiseptic aid and circulation support. While lemongrass will add zest to your kitchen pantry, with its wide spread uses, its also a great essential oil to have on hand as part of your
aromatherapy
kit.
PLANT INFORMATION
Plant History
The origins of lemongrass come from tropical climates such as; Africa, Asia, Southeast Asia, Australia and Oceanic countries. There are two main types of lemongrass, Cymbopogon Citratus and Cymbopogon Flexuosus. C. Citratus is often used in Indian, Chinese and Thai cuisine to aid in digestion and C. Flexuosus is mainly used in essential oil therapy. Lemongrass is sometimes referred to as “fever grass” because it can help break high body temperatures when lemongrass leaves are muddled into tea. This plant has also been used for it’s antimicrobial properties and can treat infection, help in cold and flu recovery and can alleviate muscle stiffness by increasing circulation. In 1905, thetherapeutic properties of this plant peaked and in 1947, lemongrass began to be grown commercially in Florida & Haiti.
Botanical Information
Lemongrass belongs to the Poaceae family which is also home to 55 other plant species. These plants are a perennial herb and grow in clusters, often reaching 2 meters in diameter, with leaves that can grow up to 1 meter in length. These plants can also have a fragrant aroma, bringing freshness to the areas they are grown.
Growing Information
Lemongrass needs a warm, humid climate with full sunlight in order to survive. In North America this plant would thrivebest in southern USA. You can grow lemongrass indoors or in a greenhouse, just ensure to replicate a tropical environment and plant in a pot using rich, well-draining soil and ensure the roots don’t dry out. This plant also needs to be fertilized every couple of weeks during its growing season.
Parts Used
Once lemongrass blades reach 12” in height and the base of the stems are 1/2” thick, they can be harvested. The whole shoot can be used, the base of the stalk is edible and used in many dishes, suc as coconut curries and the leaves can be used in teas or for oil extraction.
OIL INFORMATION
Extraction Method
Lemongrass oil is extracted through steam distillation, as are most essential oils. Fresh leaves or freeze dried leaves are used in the extraction process. The leaves are placed in a chamber of the steaming still and as the steam heats up, it pulls the essential oil out of the leaves. The steam and oil then travel through the apparatus and when they reach a holding chamber, the temperature cools, causing it to re-liquify. The mixture is then carried through to the separator and the oil is siphoned off the water and used in essential oils, while the fragrant water is commonly used in cosmetics and to scent products.
Active Ingredients
The main active ingredients in Lemongrass are; Mycrene, Citronellal, Geranyl Acetate, Nerol, Geraniol, Neral, Limonene and Citral.
APPLICATIONS
Revitalizing
Lemongrass oil is very uplifting and invigorating. It’s citrusy scent helps boost energy and mood. If you’re looking for a mid-afternoon energy boost, you can incorporate lemongrass oil to your daily routine:
Add 10-12 drops of lemongrass essential oil to a diffuser
Mix 1 drop of lemongrass essential oil with 1 drop carrier oil (grapeseed,
jojoba oil
) and rub onto your wrists and neck
Fill a spray bottle with water and add 3-4 drops lemongrass oil, shake and use as a make up setting spray or skin freshener to help energize your spirit and skin.
Mix 3-4 drops lemongrass oil to a spray bottle filled with water, shake and use as a room freshener.
Cold & Flu Support
Lemongrass has great anti-bacterial properties and can fight bacteria that causes cold and flu. Lemongrass can also help regulate body temperature. To use lemongrass to help combat the cold season:
Add 3-5 drops of lemongrass essential oil in 3 cups of boiling water, place face 14 inches from bowl, close eyes and slowly inhale the steam.
Diffuse 10 drops of lemongrass oil in a diffuser and use as you would a vaporizer
Add 2 drops of lemongrass oil per 2 drops of your favourite carrier oil (tamanu, jojoba) and apply it to your temples and chest to inhale during sleep.
Headache Support
Lemongrass oil makes a great headache remedy and can revitalize your mood at the same time. If you find yourself being effected by headache pain, but don’t have time to nap it off, these remedies can help:
Diffuse 10-15 drops of lemongrass oil in a diffuser
Mix 3 drops lemongrass oil to a rollerball filled with
jojoba oil
and massage on temples and base of neck
Add 3 drops of lemongrass oil to a bowl of hot or cold water and place a cloth in the water. Wring it out and lay or tie the cloth on forehead or at the base of your neck, depending where the headache tension is coming from. Inhale deeply for 15-20 minutes.
Insomnia & Stress Support
Revitalizing as lemongrass can be, it can also have calming properties depending on how it’s used. Many spas use lemongrass infused oils and creams to create a relaxing atmosphere. To help feel more relaxed with lemongrass:
In a small spray bottle; add 1 ounce of
witch hazel, 10 drops of lemongrass oil and 5 drops
lavender
essential oil. Mix with 3 ounces of water and just before bed, spray on your bed linens or pajamas for a restful nights sleep.
Diffuse 10-12 drops of lemongrass oil and 5 drops
jasmine oil
30 minutes before bed and let it run into the night
Apply 2-3 drops of lemongrass oil into your favourite unscented body cream or lotion and massage over body before bed.
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