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Description
Quick Overview
This zingy, lemony and herbaceous essential oil is distilled from Citronella grass that is a traditional deep cleansing and protecting ingredient. A potent detoxifier it clarifies the complexion and also keeps it clear by keeping blemishes, pimples, whiteheads and blackhead at bay. It improves the skin tone by making it smoother and also tightens up the skin pores effectively. The antiseptic nature of the oil also prevents the wounds and injuries from infection. Controls excessive oil in hair and can be mixed with shampoo to add volume to the tresses. Also a fantastic natural air freshener and insect repellent.Benefits :
• 100% Natural • Clears and tightens the skin • Improves skin tone • Controls greasy scalp • Adds volume to hair • All natural insect repellentWhat to Expect
A pale green-yellow fluid that smells stringly of lemon and citrus with a grassy, herbal undertone.How to Use
How to apply
For Home Fragrance: Pour a few drops onto a cotton ball and tuck into a corner of the room, refresh the cotton as required. Can also be used as a diffuser oil by adding a few drops with water to an essential oil burner. For Skin, Hair and Body: To be used after diluting with a carrier oil such as Coconut, Almond and Sesame only. Add 1 or 2 drops of essential oil to a teaspoon of your chosen carrier oil and blend well. Not for direct use on skin. Keep away from eyes. For external use only.Ingredients
CYMBOPOGON CIATRUS:
It is also known as Citronella or Lemon Grass. Lemongrass contains anti-microbial and anti-bacterial properties. It is useful in treating infections of the stomach, colon, urinary tract and wounds.It helps to cure diseases like typhoid, skin infections, food poisoning and body odour.Because it contains analgesic properties, lemongrass oil helps in relieving pain from headaches, joint pains and muscle pains.Lemongrass possesses anti-pyretic properties that is beneficial in bringing down fever. Therefore, lemongrass is administered to people having fever.Reviews
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I will give this CITRONELLA ESSENTIAL OIL from Kama Ayurveda 5 stars because of its unmatched benefits. I have tried essential oils from different brand and so far found this to be the best. This is a refreshing herbal aromatic essential oil with clarifying and detoxifying properties. It deep cleanses my skin and also protects it from blemishes, pimples and blackheads. If used properly, it gives magical results.
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Q. How do I use this oil as an insect repellent?
Question by: DIVYA AMBANI on Sep 22, 2016 09:23:45 AM
A. Yes, you can mix a few drops of this essential oil in your floor cleaner mix. You can also wet cottonballs with it and tuck away in different corner of your home.
Answer by: Team Kama on Sep 23, 2016 11:53:35 AM
Q. Can I apply on skin to keep mosquitoes away?
Question by: DIVYA AMBANI on Sep 22, 2016 09:23:45 AM
A. No, neither this nor any of our other essential oils should ever be directly applied to skin as they are extremely concentrated and are like to irritate the skin.
Answer by: Team Kama on Sep 23, 2016 11:53:35 AM
Q. How can we use it as a mosquito repellent for kids if direct application is forbidden
Question by: Divya on Sep 26, 2018 04:11:27 AM
A. We suggest Natural Insect Deterrent a water based, alcohol free and International Fragrance Association compliant to keep mosquitoes & insects away, with 100% natural ingredients like Neem, Vetiver, Lemongrass, Peppermint and Geranium, safe for use on children above the age of one.
Answer by: Team Kama on Oct 08, 2018 07:49:54 AM
Q. can we apply it on dry skin
Question by: anita on Oct 09, 2018 14:01:33 PM
A. Citronella Essential Oil is not recommended for direct skin application. Mix 1-2 drops of Citronella Essential Oil to Organic Sesame Oil for application to the skin. Patch test before use. Avoid the eye area.
Answer by: Team Kama on Oct 24, 2018 07:53:55 AM
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