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Lemongrass Essential Oil by Velona – 4 Fl Oz | Therapeutic Grade 100% Pure and Natural | for Aromatherapy Diffuser, Massage, Skincare, Haircare, Soapmaking | Undiluted and…

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Lemongrass Essential Oil by Velona - 4 Fl Oz | Therapeutic Grade 100% Pure and Natural | for Aromatherapy Diffuser, Massage, Skincare, Haircare, Soapmaking | Undiluted and... *R$159.80 Em até 6x de R$26.63 sem jurosEm até 6x de R$26.63 sem jurosMais formas de pagamento 1x de R$159.80 sem juros2x de R$79.90 sem juros3x de R$53.27 sem juros4x de R$39.95 sem juros5x de R$31.96 sem juros6x de R$26.63 sem juros
SKU: 74643BB5 Categoria: Tag: Marca:
  • 100% Lemongrass Essential Oil. Non diluted, Premium Therapeutic grade.
  • ALLEVIATE OILY HAIR AND SCALP: Vitamin A and C in oil believed to strengthen hair follicles which helps fight hair loss and promote growth. Also, lemongrass oil may help regulate natural oil production and keep scalp and hair moisturized. Adding few drops of oil into shampoo can help manage dry, itchy scalp and even eliminate dandruff.
  • HYDRATE AND SMOOTH THE SKIN: Lemongrass essential oil help neutralize free radicals and slow signs of aging. It is very helpful in dealing with dry and scaly skin, by providing hydration, strength and suppleness. Also, it can be an effective solution for various skin problems, even acne.
  • AROMATHERAPY: Use a few drops of Velona Lemongrass essential oil in your diffuse to have a great smell and freshness in your room, car or other places. Blends With other essential oils well.
  • All our products are bottled in the USA.

8 avaliações para Lemongrass Essential Oil by Velona – 4 Fl Oz | Therapeutic Grade 100% Pure and Natural | for Aromatherapy Diffuser, Massage, Skincare, Haircare, Soapmaking | Undiluted and…

  1. Sand

    Is it real mint? I think so. It certainly has that clean strong minty aroma, cooling sensation and sinus-opening effect often touted as mental clarity!
    I’m inclined to believe it’s pure but after reading somewhere that mint repels bees, I went out to my community garden where we farm bees smelling strongly of this stuff and the bees descended upon me quite fixedly, causing everyone to remark “What’s up with you and the bees?” I had to go home and wash off as much if it as I could, which wasn’t easy. So either this is not pure mint oil or that business about mint repelling the bees is pure bunk.
    I pat this oil very lightly on worn clothes to freshen them up between washings. I drop it into corners of rooms that need a lift. I mix it with white vinegar in a spray bottle and use it to clean surfaces around the house and to wipe out the refrigerator. I sometimes put it in a mist diffuser for aromatherapy. I also carry a small amount in a roll-on bottle, rub it in my palms and cup them over my nose if I need to clear my airways or block out some surrounding odor (homeless person on the subway, urine in the elevator, sweaty person on the bus, other people’s bad breath or BO). I love rubbing on the bottom of my feet at the end of the day.
    I’ve never had problems using this oil directly on my skin but I usually dilute it, especially if putting it on thin or sensitive skin. Often I simply mix it with unscented lotion.
    The bottle goes a long way and the oil retains its scent and potency for a long time.

  2. RoE

    It arrived in good condition. I don’t know how it’s suppose to smell so I guess it’s ok. I rated it 3 because I didn’t like the smell.

  3. Wylie Creek Design

    I bought this to use in my humidifier diffuser and it’s exactly the scent I was looking for. To be clear, if you use it in a water diffuser, it will smell like WET fresh cut cedar, not like aromatic dry cedar. (If you want the latter, buy some dry wood.)

    Will likely buy again, but 8 drops to 300ml is going to last quite awhile from the 4 Oz bottle.

  4. lw

    I purchased 4 bottles of the cedarwood oil to use to repel the annual autumn Stink Bug and Box Elder Bug invasion in St. Louis MO. They arrived overnight safely and none were broken or leaking, all the droppers were just fine. I did not even bother to dilute the oil. Poured all 4 bottles into an old spray bottle and went to work spraying this all around the exterior door and window frames of the house. The only place I sprayed indoors was around the holes in the closet floors where the air ducts travel down to the first floor from the attic AC system. The color is bright yellow and scent is VERY STRONG traditional cedar, much stronger than a ceder chest usually smells. I’m sure it will dissipate over time. I don’t mind the scent, but I would not use this stuff undiluted indoors anywhere else except as mentioned above. Even that may have been a bit too much. I just hope it actually works to repel Stink Bugs and Box Elder Bugs this fall as the temp starts to drop. If it repels anything else, like squirrels or other flying insects or bugs, I’ll be very pleased.

  5. RoE

    Unless you want your home to smell like a quarantine zone for disease control – don’t buy. It’s horrible. This scent doesn’t remotely smell like Rosemary. It’s more like a pungent toxic cleaner. To get into the weeds of it, and after some Googling I found this. So, it’s not just my olfactory senses.

    Quora post by Marge Clark:

    “…there are several “chemotypes” of Rosemary. Hard to tell the difference if you are holding a fresh sprig, but when distilled, they are very different indeed.
    What you probably have is Rosemary Cineole,a major component of which is 1.8 cineole, a chemical which used to be called-wait for it-“Eucalyptol” because 1.8 Cineole is the major component in Eucalyptus globulus, Euc. radiata, Euc smithii…the eucalyptus varieties that you would say smell like Eucalyptus. And if two totally different plants yield oils with similar chemical components, they are going to smell at least somewhat the same. So what you have is Rosmarinus officinalis var Cineole.

    Another Rosemary oil that you might want to avoid is known as Rosemary camphor, Rosmarinus officinalis var Camphor. Again, a true Rosemary, but higher in Camphor. To my nose, the Rosemary oil that smells the closest to a fresh cut rosemary sprig is Rosmarinus officinalis var Verbenon, usually simplified as Rosemary Verbenon…”.

    After that, the only thing I do know, is that this particular brands distilled variety is not at all pleasant.

  6. FredRessler

    Non toxic compared to toxic insect chemical repellent. Low price. Safe around counter tops near food. Less toxic to humans than western red cedar oil. Low price for essential oil.

  7. TheLady

    BUT… I really wished the scent would last. I did see that a lot of people were mentioning that the scent did not last. And I used this to make a spray. Within a hour the scent is gone, and I hate that. Cause this is a very big bottle, and has a expiration of 2 years. But something to consider when looking to purchase this product. I will be keeping it and will continue to use it though. The quality is almost there on this one, just that one thing.

  8. 3DhogWILD

    I bought this for cleaning liter box and surrounding house areas. I love that this oil is non-toxic for felines. My cat is not sensitive to it so I can clean my whe household with it! I love the smell. Makes me feel like I am rich!😆

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