Description
Citronella oil is a natural essential oil derived from the leaves and stems of the citronella plant. It has a fresh, citrusy scent and is widely used as an insect repellent. Citronella oil has been traditionally used in aromatherapy to help uplift the mood and promote relaxation. It can also be added to skin care products to help balance oily skin and reduce the appearance of pores.
Citronella oil is commonly used as a natural insect repellent and can be added to candles or diffusers to help keep bugs away. It also has potential antimicrobial properties, making it a popular addition to natural cleaning products.
This oil may also have potential benefits for skin health, as it is believed to have astringent properties that can help to tighten and tone the skin. Additionally, its refreshing scent may help to uplift mood and reduce feelings of stress and anxiety.
Another potential benefit of citronella oil is its ability to help relieve muscle and joint pain.
Overall, citronella oil is a versatile and beneficial essential oil to add to your collection. Whether you're looking to repel insects, clean naturally, improve skin health, or reduce muscle pain, this oil may be a great addition to your routine.
Other common names for citronella oil include Cymbopogon nardus oil and Ceylon citronella oil.
Alternate Use: Can be drizzled over salads, added into drinks: shakes, water, coffee, tea, juice, or can be used as a cooking oil. Can also be used externally, directly on your skin.
Directions:
External:- Oils can be used topically like massage oils, or hair oils, or you can make your own blend, and use it for aromatherapy.
Internal:- Take after a meal not on an empty stomach. Take up to 1/2-1 tsp twice daily. Can be digested by mouth as is, or can be mixed with your food or shakes, or drinks to make it more palatable.
NOTE:
FOLLOWING OILS ARE EXTERNAL USE ONLY(Not Consumable by Mouth)
1. Aloe oil
2. Bitter Almond oil
3. Camphor oil
4. Eucalyptus oil
5. Henna oil
6. Cade oil
7. Tea Tree Oil
