Lemongrass Essential Oil is a one-stop natural solution for all your problems and the glowing skin that you get is the perfect add on! This oil has skin healing properties that will purify the pores of the skin and works as a natural skin toner as well as an excellent skin conditioner. It also strengthens the skin tissues and helps you get acne-free skin. This oil also can also be one of the best essential oil diffusers that stimulate relaxation through aromatherapy. Lemongrass essential oil is typically used for: • Acne • Anxiety • Athlete’s foot • Excessive sweating • Headaches • Indigestion • Muscle aches • Lemongrass essential oil may help fight dandruff. • Effective against a variety of drug-resistant bacteria, including those that cause: Skin & Blood infection, serious intestinal infections, pneumonia. • Lemongrass oil was an effective deterrent against four types of fungi. One type causes athlete’s foot, ringworm, and jock itch. • Anti-inflammatory Benefits of Lemongrass Essential Oil 1. Treats oily skin 2. Fabulous fragrance 3. Acne-fighting qualities 4. Bath time stress buster 5. Purifies skin 6. Antioxidant benefits 7. Promotes a good night’s sleep 8. It has antibacterial properties 9. It has antifungal properties 10.It may help prevent gastric ulcers or relieve nausea. 11.It may help ease diarrhea Dosage and Preparation When combined with a carrier oil (such as jojoba, sweet almond, or avocado oil), lemongrass essential oil can be applied directly to the skin or added to baths in small amounts. The dilution rate should be no lower than one part essential oil to four parts of carrier oil. Undiluted lemongrass essential oil can be inhaled after sprinkling a drop of the oil onto a cloth or tissue, or by using an aromatherapy diffuser or vaporizer. Diffused Aromatically: Drop 5-8 drops in a diffuser burner or vaporizer. *Caution – * Never apply essential oils directly to your skin. * Essential oil should not be taken internally & stored out of reach of children. * Essential oils may cause skin irritation or an allergic reaction in some individuals. If you experience nausea, vomiting, or a headache after using lavender, discontinue use immediately. *Essential oils should be diluted in a carrier oil before being applied to the skin and shouldn’t be applied to the eyes or mucous membranes or used excessively (the oil is absorbed through skin and toxicity can occur if too much is applied). *A skin patch test is recommended prior to using any new essential oil. Patch Test • Wash your forearm with mild, unscented soap, then pat the area dry • Apply a few drops of the diluted essential oil to a small patch of skin on your forearm • Cover the area with a bandage, then wait 24 hours • If you notice any signs of discomfort within the 24 hours, such as redness, blistering, or irritation, remove the bandage and wash your skin with mild soap and water. But if you don’t experience any discomfort after 24 hours, the diluted essential oil is likely safe for use. Lemongrass essential oil has purifying properties which make it perfect for skincare. These properties help to remove impurities, detoxify the skin and leave it feeling clean and clear. Antioxidants are good for you as they help to neutralise damaging free radicals, which can be harmful to your skin. Essential oils are often used to ease stress, boost mood, relieve pain from headaches and migraines, get a better night’s sleep, quell nausea, and even repel insects. Most essential oils have antiseptic properties as well.
