| Skin Type: | Dry Skin |
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| Application: | Body |
| Feature: | Food Grade, Cosmetic Grade, |
| Grade Separation: | Pure Grade |
| Type: | Pure Essential Oil |
| Ingredient: | Citronella Essential Oil |
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| Product Name | Citronella Essential Oil Price |
| Appearance | Colorless or light yellow liquid |
| CAS | 106-22-9 |
| Certificate | ISO,SGS,HALAL,KOSHER |
Citronella essential oil is obtained from the Cymbopogon genus plant family. More precisely, it is extracted through steam distillation of the grasses Cymbopogon nardus (Jowitt) and Cymbopogon winterianus (Rendal). This results in two types of citronella oil:
Ceylon, which is obtained from C. nardus and is a native product of Sri Lanka (previously Ceylon). Ceylon citronella oil has a warm, citrusy, and wood scent, and has a pale to dark yellow color.
Java, which is distilled from C. winterianus. It also has a fresh lemon-like scent but is darker in color. Between the two, java citronella is considered the one with the higher quality.
1.It may help in repelling the dreaded Aedes aegypti, a species of mosquito that spread diseases like dengue fever, chikungunya, and yellow fever. Apart from being used on humans, citronella oil is also used to help keep ticks away from livestock and pets. In a 2011 issue of Tropical Medicine & International Health,14 an analysis of 11 studies on the capabilities of citronella oil found that when combined with vanillin, the essential oil likely provided up to three hours of protection against mosquitoes.
2.Citronella essential oil is often used in aromatherapy because it can aid in providing relief from anxiety and a light feeling. It can also help provide relief from menstrual cramps and muscle spasms. The oil can also help inhibit inflammation in the liver, stomach, and digestive tract.
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