
Meet Pure Lemongrass
Introduction
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Personality
Calming and balanced
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BEST TRAIT
Always good for a soothing massage!
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AROMA
Clean, sugary-citrus, and slightly sour
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FAVORITE COLOR
Yellow-green
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COMES FROM
Guatemala
Calming and balanced
Always good for a soothing massage!
Clean, sugary-citrus, and slightly sour
Yellow-green
Guatemala
Time to talk chemistry! We’re drawn to Pure Lemongrass because this oil contains components (you may have also heard them called “constituents”) that work together to affect our body in unique ways. Let’s break it down:
This abundant component provides a sweet citrus aroma to lemongrass.
Similar to geranial in abundance and aroma, neral contributes to the lemony aroma that makes lemongrass oil so popular.
This sweet component helps add to Lemongrass’s energizing citrus scent.
If pregnant or nursing, consult your health professional before use. Avoid contact with eyes. For external use only. Not intended for use on infants and young children. Keep out of reach of children. Do not use in bath. Discontinue use if irritation occurs.
Diffuse this blend to freshen up any space environment or home.
Massage this refreshingly sweet sugar scrub into your skin and rinse off with warm water.
Mix oils in a pint-sized jar and stir in sugar.
Native to tropical regions such as Asia, lemongrass has traditionally been used for cosmetic purposes. Lemongrass continues to be among the most popular essential oils used for its effectiveness and versatility.
So how did lemongrass gain popularity around the world?
During the 1900s, news about the lemongrass plant and its essential oil began to spread quickly when a Sri Lankan researcher planted lemongrass at a farm in order to study its many uses. Lemongrass would eventually be commercially cultivated in Florida and Haiti in 1947.
Guatemala
Steam distillation
Clean, sugary citrus, slightly sour
Dilute as needed for young or on those with sensitive skin
Leaf