Cymbopogon Citratus
(Lemongrass)
Cymbopogon Citratus, commonly known as East Indian Lemongrass, is a tall, aromatic grass native to India and Southeast Asia. Renowned for its fresh, citrusy aroma with earthy undertones, it is widely cultivated for its essential oil, which is rich in citral — a key ingredient in perfumes, cosmetics, and wellness products. The plant's robust growth and high oil yield make it a favorite in the aromatherapy and natural remedies market.
Physical Properties
- Botanical Name: Cymbopogon Citratus
- Other Names: East Indian Lemongrass, Cochin Lemongrass
- Plant Part Used: Leaves
- Active Ingredient: Citral (Geranial and Neral)
- CAS No.: 5392-40-5
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Uses and Applications
Aromatherapy for relaxation and stress relief. Antibacterial and antifungal applications in skincare and personal care products. Natural insect repellent and household cleaner. Supports digestive health and boosts immunity.
- Possible Combinations: Combines well with Eucalyptus for respiratory support, Lavender for calming effects, and Tea Tree for antibacterial formulations.
Note: The applicable quality standards and testing methodologies may differ based on the intended application and regional regulatory requirements. For comprehensive details, please refer to the Certificate of Analysis (COA)