Lemon, but green — grassier, sharper and a little smoky underneath, the scent that comes off a South Asian kitchen. Strong stuff: a few drops go a long way in a diffuser, and it fills a room faster than anything else in the range.
What comes in the box: Each 10 ml bottle (1/3 fl oz) arrives in its own printed box with two fitments, and you choose which one to use — a glass pipette dropper with a gold collar for measuring drops into a carrier oil, and a drop-by-drop reducer that presses into the neck for a diffuser or a pillow.
How to use — these are concentrated, so start with less than you think. Diffuser 3–6 drops, water three-quarters full · Massage 10–15 drops in 100 ml of carrier oil (coconut, jojoba, almond, olive or any vegetable oil) · Inhalant 3–4 drops on a soft cloth or in a bowl of hot water · Bedding 1–2 drops · Laundry a splash of vinegar in place of softener and one single drop.
Not for the bath. Lemongrass can irritate skin and mucous membranes in water — keep this one to the diffuser.
Safety: For external use only. Always dilute before applying to skin. Keep the bottle tightly closed and out of reach of children. If you are pregnant, please check with your physician before using essential oils.
