Product Description
Product Description:
Citronella essential oil is obtained from the Cymbopogon genus plant family. More precisely, it is extracted through steam distillation of the grasses Cymbopogon nardus (Jowitt) and Cymbopogon winterianus (Rendal).
Item name | Citronella Oil |
Relative Density | 0.888-0.892 |
Refractive Index | 1.470-1.474 |
Optical Rotation | -4℃—-5℃ |
CAS No.: | 8000-29-1 |
Appearance: | Light yellow liquid with strong aroma as the grass |
Natural Variety: | Plant Extract |
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Usage:
Citronella oil is popularly used as an insect repellent. In fact, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) classifies it as a biopesticide with a non-toxic mode of action.
Citronella oil can be found in dozens of registered pesticide products, such as sprays, lotions, and candles. At times, it is added tosunscreen, wristbands, and flea collars. Due to its antifungal properties,
citronella oil is also used to help heal insect bites.
Citronella essential oil is one of the most common oils used in aromatherapy. It is said that as an aromatherapy oil, citronella can help treat and prevent colds, fevers, and headaches. As a massage oil, it may work in relieving pain in individuals suffering from arthritis.
The oil of citronella is also widely used in fragrances and personal care products. It is largely imported by Germany and France, two of the largest hubs for the perfume industry. Because of its antiseptic properties, citronella oil is also used in soaps,household cleaners, and detergents.
* Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages
* Baked products
* Frozen dairy
* Gelatin and puddings
