Description
Lemon verbena is a natural oil that is used for its calming and sedative effects. It is also used for its antiseptic and antispasmodic properties. Lemon verbena is a good oil to use for headaches, insect bites, and tension headaches. It can also be used in soap making, hand lotions, and bath salts.
In aromatherapy Lemon Verbena pure essential oil is mainly used for the nervous system.
USES & BENEFITS
Anxiety and other stress related issues
Insomnia
Headaches
Insect bites and stings
Nervous tension
RECIPE INSPIRATION
Lemon Verbena Insect Repellent
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10 dropslemon verbena
10 dropscitronella
10 dropsgeranium
10 dropspeppermint
Mix the ingredients in a spray bottle. Shake well before spritzing around for mosquitoes, flies and other insects.
For more insect deterrent recipes read our blog.
ACTIVE PROPERTIES
Antiseptic
Antispasmodic
Carminative
Detoxifying
Sedative
Stimulant
HOW TO USE
When blended with rose essential oil it helps to clear mental confusion and bring relief from irritability. This unique blend can be used in soap making, hand & body lotions, salt scrubs, bath salts, and candle making.
BLENDS WELL WITH
Citrus oils
Elemi
Neroli
Palmarosa
Rose
INGREDIENTS
100% pureLemon Verbena essential oil(Aloysia triphylla).
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
South Africa
IS IT SAFE FOR PETS?
Note about Animal Use: Certain oils can be very toxic to cats. Citrus products and oils in particular. Please consult your vet if you are not sure about applying any essential oil to your pet.
FOR YOUR SAFETY
Lemon Verbena is thought to be photosensitive and as with most essential oils should not be applied neat to the skin.
This natural product is for external use only. Please exercise caution and do not ingest or take internally. Store away from children, animals, sunlight and heat. If pregnant or breastfeeding, please consult with your medical care-giver before use.
PACKAGING
This 100% natural, aromatherapy grade essential oil is packaged in an amber glass bottle. Always store away from direct sunlight and heat to preserve its therapeutic properties.
REFERENCES
Lawless, The Encyclopaedia of Essential Oils Knox, Everybody's Aromatherapy Pocket Reference