Main efficacy:
Clarifying, freshening & purifying benefits.
Pungent, musky, citrus-like aroma
Citronella Oil has an unmistakably strong aroma that hints of citrus, and is reminiscent of summer evenings on the patio. Despite being most commonly known as a natural insect deterrent, it can also be found in many soaps, shampoos and lotions. Citronella Oil is 100% pure and natural and steam distilled from fresh and dried citronella grass.
- General Name : Citronella Oil
- Botanical Name : Cymbopogon Nardus
- Method of Extraction : Steam Distillation
- Part Of Plant Used : Grass/Leaves
- Precautions : Citronella oil can cause skin irritation as well as can cause dermatitis.
- Blends Well With : Citronella oil mixes well with Cedarwood oil, tangerine, bergamot, peppermint oil, geranium, orange, lemon, lavender, pine, Eucalyptus and grapefruit oil.
- Scent : Citronella oil has sweet, lemony smell.
- Chemical composition : The important components of the oil are citronellic acid, citronellol, geraniol, citral, citronellal, nerol, dipentene, limonene, borneol, and camphene.
- Properties : Being a natural bug repellant, Citronella oil is widely used to get rid of fleas. Even if you are suffering from migraine or severe headache, it is an excellent option for you. The miraculous therapeutic properties of the oil make it a great choice for curing various infections including flu and cold. Its stimulating properties and natural deodorant also helps to relieve the whole body including the sweaty tired feet. Furthermore, it is also used for cleaning purposes.