Citronella Oil

Description

Essential oils have been a subject of interest for both professionals and consumers lately, from various uses as applications to health products, as well as fragrances. Our article today explores the citronella oil diffusion process, with more tips and explanations about the process.

What is Citronella Oil?

Citronella oil is one of the most popular essential oils extracted from the stems and leaves of lemongrass. This oil is widely used on humans, animals, and crops to repel mosquitoes, rats, cockroaches, and other insects. This petroleum affects the central nervous system of insects, causing them to stop what they are doing and fly away. This oil can also be extracted from candles or used in a homemade spray bug repellent. In addition, numerous citronella oil alternatives have increased efficacy, including four essential oils – lemongrass, eucalyptus, lavender, and tangerine.

Essential Oil Uses for this oil

The properties of citronella oil are proven in hundreds of studies to aid against mosquitoes and relieve other skin ailments such as acne, severe burns, itching, even tired or dry hands. You need to insert a few drops of stevia into the blend to release a unique aroma that is all-natural and will freshen your home or office into a tropical paradise!

Benefits 

Citronella oil’s benefits include mood-enhancing and relaxing action, but it also has antibacterial and many antifungal properties.

Application Suggestions

Many applications are appropriate for this herbal oil. For example, you can use citronella essential oil with a diffuser to leave an aroma throughout a room or help calm down an anxiety-ridden pet that might have separation anxiety or fear of people staying in their homes.

Conclusion

Citronella oil is one of the easiest because it’s already in a ready-to-go spray. So when you purchase this oil online for your home aromatherapy business, put 1/4 cup of water in a bowl and pour the citronella solution on top when you open the package. Now mix it up – this should dissolve any clumps that could cause problems with your diffusion treatments later.