Lemongrass Oil

Lemongrass Oil

0.5 KG
$149.50
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Lemongrass Oil
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Lemongrass Oil

Lemongrass Oil

Cymbopogon flexuosus (D. C.) Stapf
Weight
$149.50

Technical Information

Organoleptic Properties:
  • Appearance: Fluid to slightly viscous liquid
  • Color: Yellowish-Green to Brownish-Yellow
  • Aroma: Heady, unpleasant

Physico - Chemical Properties
  • Specific Gravity: 0.930 to 0.970 at 20° C
  • Optical Rotation: (-) 35° to (-) 10° at 20° C
  • Refractive Index: 1.470 to 1.485 at 20º C
  • Acid No: 0.5 to 2.5
  • Ester No: after Acetylation: 40 to 65
  • Solubility: Soluble in alcohol and oils. Insoluble in water.

Generic Composition %
  • ACETONE 0.02
  • NEOBUTANOL 0.02
  • BUTANAL,2-METHYL 0.02
  • ISOVALERALDEHYDE 0.02
  • TRICYCLENE 0.01
  • METHYL ISOVALERATE 1.48
  • alfa-PINENE 0.14
  • alfa-FENCHENE 0.14
  • CAMPHENE 0.24
  • beta-PINENE 0.03
  • METHYL 3,-METHYLPENTANOATE 0.34
  • LIMONENE 0.04
  • 1,8-CINE0LE 0.01
  • 2-HEXENAL 0.01
  • gamma -TERPINENE 0.02
  • FURANONE DIHYDRO-2-METHYL 0.02
  • p-CYMENE 0.02
  • ISOAMYL ISOVALERATE 0.03
  • alfa,p-DIMETHYLSTYRENE 0.01
  • ACETIC ACID 0.03
  • FURFURAL 0.76
  • alfa-CUBEBENE 0.49
  • SESQUITERPENE 0.06
  • delta-ELEMENE 0.04
  • beta-PATCHOULENE 0.88
  • alfa-COPAENE 8.38
  • SESQUITERPENE 0.05
  • SESQUITERPENE 0.03
  • alfa-GURJUNENE 0.75
  • HIMALENE ISOMER 0.16
  • beta1-CUBEBENE 0.16
  • MAALIENE ISOMER 0.12
  • SESQUITERPENE 0.05
  • FURFURAL METHYL 0.05
  • alfa-SANTALENE 0.89
  • SESQUITERPENE 0.11
  • BORNYL ACETATE 0.24
  • alfa,trans-BERGAMOTENE 0.32
  • beta-ELEMENE 0.48
  • alfa-GUAIENE 0.61
  • CALARENE 3.37
  • beta-CARYOPHYLLENE 1.06
  • GURJUNENE ISOMER 0.28
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Uses

In flavors, cosmetics and perfumery
Medicinal & Aromatherapy use

Lemongrass Essential Oil (Cymbopogon flexuosus)

Lemongrass Essential Oil is steam distilled from the partially wilted leaves of Cymbopogon flexuosus (D.C.) Stapf. Native to Asia and widely cultivated across tropical and subtropical regions, lemongrass has long been grown in Nepal for its strong aroma and versatile formulation value.

Botanical Origin & Regional Background

Lemongrass is a perennial, fast-growing grass known for its intense citrus fragrance. In Nepal, it is cultivated in suitable lowland and mid-hill regions, contributing to consistent oil quality for commercial and industrial use.

The plant is naturally rich in citral, a key aromatic compound also found in lemon peel, widely used in fragrance, flavor, and personal care manufacturing.

Extraction Method

This essential oil is produced through steam distillation of partially wilted leaves. The distillation process ensures a clean, stable oil with a bright citrus profile suited for professional formulation.

Aroma Profile

Lemongrass Essential Oil offers a fresh, sharp, lemony aroma with grassy and slightly sweet undertones. It is highly uplifting and is commonly used as a top note in aromatic and functional blends.

Traditional Use Overview

Traditionally, lemongrass has been incorporated into aromatic practices, household applications, and personal care routines. It has also been valued in regional traditions for its refreshing and cleansing scent.

These traditional references are provided for historical and cultural context only.

Formulation & Manufacturing Applications

  • Soaps, shampoos, and personal care products
  • Massage oils and spa-inspired formulations
  • Diffusers, room sprays, and air fresheners
  • Insect-repellent style and household products
  • Flavor and fragrance manufacturing

Wholesale & B2B Supply Information

This essential oil is supplied exclusively for B2B wholesale buyers, including manufacturers, formulators, private-label brands, and distributors. Suitable for global markets including the USA, UK, Australia, and international distribution.

Disclaimer: Traditional use information is shared for historical and cultural reference only. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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