Essential oil, lemongrass

Lemongrass essential oil brings a distinctive citrus-herbal scent to formulations and is also used as an active ingredient for oily and problem-prone skin or hair prone to oiliness. It is obtained by steam distillation of the leaves of Cymbopogon citratus grass. It appears in products at low concentrations, most commonly in perfumes, aromatherapy blends, massage oils, bath preparations, shampoos and facial cleansers, where it serves to refresh and add a clean character. The oil is vegan and has not been tested on animals. It is suitable for both rinse-off and leave-on products for the face, body, hair and scalp. What it is suitable for Scent – citrus, grassy-herbal, clean and easily recognisable. Used on its own and in blends in perfumes, aromatherapy compositions, bath preparations and diffusers. Oily and problem-prone skin – the manufacturer states a cleansing effect: it helps remove impurities and excess sebum from the skin and hair, which supports a clear complexion and a fresher feel on the scalp. Cooling and refreshing sensation – according to the manufacturer's data, it leaves a cooling sensation on the skin and helps reduce redness, which is why it is also listed for use in after-sun products and foot preparations. Skin appearance – the manufacturer further states antimicrobial action and support for skin elasticity. These are supplier claims and must be substantiated independently for your own product. Use in formulation The oil is soluble in oils and alcohol , it does not dissolve in water. In anhydrous products (massage and body oils, balms, alcohol-based perfume