Lemongrass Oil

Lemongrass oil has origins from India. It gives you a sophisticated and strong lemon scent. Its color may range from radish brown to pale yellow. You can find it having insolubility in oils and alcohol. But, there is no quantity of water in it. Refractive index of lemongrass oil ranges from 1.4785- 1.4890 at 20 degree Celsius. It is recommended that you should keep this oil in a place ventilates well and is cool as well as dry. Moreover, you need to ensure that the packaging has all the sources to protect the oil from sunlight, heat and ignition. This oil belongs to Cymbopogon citratus of Poaceae family. You can extract the oil using CO2 extraction process and it is mainly derived from the fresh and half dried leaves. There is a huge demand for this oil when it comes to the medical field.

Botanical name of lemongrass oil is Cymbopogon flexuosus. Cymbopogon and Guatemala lemongrass are the two common names of it. You can find it easy to blend this oil with the many oils such as basil, lavender, cedarwood, coriander, geranium, jasmine and tea tree. If you want to relax your stress or want to rejuvenate your body, then it is the oil you should go for. Furthermore, you find it easy to deal with the nervousness and headaches with the use of this oil. Whether you want to recover quickly from the illness or seek to boost your nervous system, this oil can help you in both cases.

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Chemical Composition :

lemongrass oil's main chemical components are myrcene, nerol, geraniol, citronellal, geranyl acetate neral, citral and traces of limonene.

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