Aromasensia Citronella Essential Oil 15 ml

The use of essential oils has increased a lot, in traditional aromatherapy this type of oil is used to perform relaxing massages, while in aromachology we try to create associations between emotions and aromas;

Citronella Essential Oil is a sweet yet citrus scented oil that is both joyful and antidepressant. Traditionally, it has been used as a mosquito repellent, although it can also be used for aromatherapy;

Applications of Citronella Essential Oil in Aromatherapy:

• It can be used on leather with excessive perspiration, oily skin or for mosquito repellent;
• It is also used for the immune system to fight flu, colds or minor infections;
• Its use also extends to the nervous system such as fatigue, headache, migraines or neuralgia;

Dietary supplements should be taken in the context of a varied and balanced diet and as part of an active lifestyle. How to apply Citronella Essential Oil?

It is recommended to dilute it well in oil, water or an oil burner;

Mix a few drops of essential oil (2-3 drops) with a cream or base oil (almonds, avocado, jojoba, grape seed, etc.) in facial masks, cold or hot compresses, hair care (a few drops in the rinse or by adding them in a mild shampoo), flower water, sitz baths or puffs;

CYMBOPOGON NARDUS OIL. CITRONELLAL. GERANIOL. NEROL. CITRAL D-LIMONENE (NATURAL COMPONENTS OF THE ESSENTIAL OIL). Pure essential oil by distillation.

€37.27 / 100 ml

Several plants in the Cymbopogon genus are known as citronella. Citronella essential oil, with an intense citrus-like scent, is extracted from these plants.

This grass is particularly well known for its aromatic properties and its power as a natural insect repellent, although it should be noted that it is not a registered biocide. This means that, in situations where we need to protect ourselves from disease-transmitting insects, a citronella product should be used with a repellent with biocidal substances indicated for this purpose.

In dietary supplement form, the botanical species it contains must be clearly identified. Oral use is only reserved for certain botanical species and must be prescribed by a health professional.

Java citronella (Cymbopogon winterianus) and Madagascar citronella (Cymbopogon giganteus) have antiseptic, anti-inflammatory and deodorant properties. They can also be used in air diffusion to repel mosquitoes. In the case of Java citronella, it can be used diluted with a vegetable oil to massage sore joints.

It can also be used on the skin and diluted in the context of certain infections or excessive sweating. If in doubt, always consult a professional.