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Spiceora Lemongrass Oil — Pure Essential Oil | Fresh, Citrusy & Uplifting

Bright, zesty, and unmistakably refreshing — Spiceora Lemongrass Essential Oil is steam-distilled from fresh Cymbopogon citratus, capturing the vibrant citrus-herbal character of this beloved tropical grass. One of the most versatile essential oils in Ayurveda and aromatherapy, lemongrass oil energises the mind, purifies the air, repels insects, and soothes the body — all with a single, uplifting fragrance.

Widely cultivated in Kerala's warm, humid climate, lemongrass has been part of South Indian wellness traditions for centuries. From cooking and herbal teas to skincare and insect repellent, lemongrass oil is one of the most multi-functional natural oils available.

Why Choose Spiceora Lemongrass Oil?

• 🍋 Pure Steam Distilled — authentic lemongrass oil, no synthetic citral added
• 🌿 Kerala Cultivated — from lemongrass grown in Kerala's tropical climate
• ✅ 100% Natural — therapeutic grade, no carrier oils or dilution
• 🦟 Natural Insect Repellent — powerful citronellal content
• 🧴 Multi-Use — aromatherapy, cooking, skin, hair, and cleaning

How to Use Lemongrass Oil

Add 4–6 drops to a diffuser for an energising, mood-lifting atmosphere. Mix diluted with coconut oil for body massage to relieve muscle pain and fatigue. Apply diluted to skin as a natural insect repellent. Add a drop to shampoo or hair oil to combat dandruff and oily scalp. Use in DIY natural cleaners and room sprays. Add 1–2 drops to herbal teas and Thai-inspired dishes for authentic flavour.

Health & Wellness Benefits

• ⚡ Energy & Focus — citrusy aroma stimulates the mind and combats fatigue
• 💆 Muscle Relief — anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties ease sore muscles
• 🦟 Insect Repellent — citronellal naturally deters mosquitoes and insects
• 🌸 Skin & Hair — astringent and antifungal properties benefit skin and scalp

About This Oil

Botanical Name: Cymbopogon citratus | Common Names: Lemongrass Oil, Fever Grass Oil, Sereh Oil | Extraction: Steam Distillation | Origin: Kerala, India | Usage: Aromatherapy, topical (diluted), culinary (food-grade)

Frequently Asked Questions

Can lemongrass oil be used in cooking?

Pure lemongrass essential oil is very concentrated — 1–2 drops can replace an entire lemongrass stalk in Thai curries, soups, and herbal teas. Use extremely sparingly as the flavour is very intense. Always choose food-grade quality for culinary use.

Is lemongrass oil safe for children?

Lemongrass oil should be diluted significantly before use near children and avoided for infants under 2. Always dilute to 0.5–1% or less for children's skin application and keep diffuser sessions short (15–20 minutes).

How does lemongrass oil repel insects?

Lemongrass oil contains citronellal and geraniol — compounds that confuse and deter mosquitoes and other insects by masking the carbon dioxide and skin odours that attract them. Dilute with coconut oil and apply to exposed skin.

Can lemongrass oil help with dandruff?

Yes — lemongrass oil has antifungal properties that target Malassezia, the yeast responsible for dandruff. Add 2–3 drops to your shampoo or mix with coconut oil for a scalp massage before washing.

Spiceora Lemongrass Oil — Kerala's sunshine, distilled for your senses.]]>