Palmarosa essential oil

Latin scientific name: Cymbopogon martinii
Family name: Poaceae Origin: Nepal Extraction part: Leaves Extraction method: Distillation

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Palmarosa essential oil contains approximately 70-80% monoterpenes, 10-15% esters, and approximately 5% aldehydes. The content of bactericidal and antiviral aldehydes is less than that of lemongrass essential oil and citronella essential oil, which is relatively gentle on the skin.

In terms of skin care, palmarosa essential oil helps balance dry, oily and combination skin types and can be used in small amounts in skin care products. In terms of emotional applications, palmarosa essential oil can be used to soothe anxiety, help relieve sadness, emotional trauma, and help reduce anger.

Palmarosa essential oil is also slightly similar to geranium essential oil and can sometimes be used as a substitute.

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aroma description

Sweet lemon and hay flavor, with a hint of roses

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benefit

Body
• Antifungal
• Tonic
• Replenish nerves
• Replenish the uterus

soul
• Let go of distracting thoughts
• Make people feel that the rustic earth is full of vitality

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use

• pressure
• Irritability
• fatigue
• Restless
• Sinusitis
• excess mucus
• Scars/wounds
• Acne acne
• Insect bites
• Muscle ache
• Fungal infection
• Cystitis
• Urinary tract infection

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chemical molecules

2% - Linear monoterpene
85% - Alcohol monoterpene
1% - Aldehyde monoterpene
1% - Linear sesquiterpene
11% - Esters

Geraniol/Geraniol 74.5-81%
Geranyl acetate 0.5-10.7%
(E,Z)-Farnesol ((E,Z)-Farnesol) 0.5-6.1%
Linalool/Linalool 2.6-4.5%
(E)-β-Ocimene ((E)-β-Ocimene) 1.3-3.1%

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Safety

• Maximum use on skin 6.5%
• Please tighten the bottle cap properly to slow down the evaporation and oxidation of essential oils.
• Oxidized essential oils may cause skin irritation.

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