Benefits of Lemongrass Essential Oil
Repel flies, mosquitos, and insects: The aroma of lemongrass essential oil makes insects lose control and unable to distinguish their flight direction, thus unable to get close to us. This is a natural, safe method to prevent insect-borne diseases, without the use of harmful chemicals and good for human health.
Eliminate odors in the air, cars, and bacteria: Lemongrass essential oil emits a gentle aroma of lemongrass and lemon that eliminates unpleasant odors such as cigarette smoke, musty odor, odor of pet… to create a fresh and clean air environment.
Steam therapy to relieve cold, relieve stress, and refresh the mind: You can add a few drops of lemongrass essential oil to warm water and then cover your face with a towel for about 15 minutes; or add 3 – 4 drops to a diffuser, essential oil burner to spread the fragrance quickly and effectively.
Heal wounds, take care of the skin: Mix a few drops of lemongrass oil into warm water and apply it evenly to wounds or bruises twice a day to help heal wounds faster.
Nourish soft and shiny hair: Lemongrass essential oil, like kaffir lime, is very popular among women in hair care. Adding a few drops of essential oil to water and then washing your hair will give you a fragrant, naturally clean, smooth, and shiny hair with reduced hair loss.
Ingredients and tools for making lemongrass essential oil to repel mosquitoes
10-12 lemongrass stalks
200 ml white wine (can use vodka, rice wine, or vinegar)
200 ml filtered water
Knife, cutting board, blender, clean glass bottle
Step 1: Wash the lemongrass stalks, then cut them into small pieces that fit in your bottle. Next, peel off the outer layer of lemongrass.
Step 2: Crush the lemongrass stalks, then put them into a clean glass bottle, and add 200 ml of filtered water and 200 ml of white wine. Note to pour so that the lemongrass stalks are completely submerged to avoid mold.
Step 3: Close the glass bottle tightly and store it in a cool place for 3 days for the lemongrass to release its essential oil. After 3 days, put the soaked lemongrass into a blender and blend until smooth.
Step 4: Then, pour the mixture back into the glass bottle and leave it in a cool place for another 3 weeks. After 3 weeks, strain the oil and discard the residue.
After 3 weeks, you will have a bottle of fragrant lemongrass essential oil that is completely natural and can be applied to the skin or sprayed on clothes to repel mosquitoes, prevent Zika and other mosquito-borne diseases!
Use natural ingredients to take care of and protect your health and your family’s health!
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