Lemongrass Oil, Color : Pale Yellow To Vivid Yellow

Lemongrass is a thick, tropical and long grass that is native to India and an important ingredient in the Asian cuisine. Its thin, grass-like, grey-green leaves grow up to 6 feet in the tropics, and about 3 feet in more northerly climates. The plant has leaves at the top and a solid portion, several inches long, at the root end. The lower portion is sliced or pounded. It is known with a variety of names, including barbed wire grass, lemongrass, fever grass, silky heads, citronella grass, and hierba luisa.

Properties: Analgesic, anti depressant, anti microbial, anti pyretic, anti septic, astringent, bactericidal, carminative, deodorant, diuretic, febrifuge, fungicidal, galactogogue, insecticidal, nervine, sedative, tonic.

• Reduces pain
• Rights depression
• Inhibits microbial growth
• Reduces high fever
• Strengthens gums and hair and stops haemorrhage
• Kills bacteria, removes gases, drives away body odour
• Promotes urination, reduces fever, stops fungal infections
• Increases milk, kills insects
• Sedates inflammations and nervous disturbances