Description
Fragrance: Rosy, floral, sweet.
Aromatherapy: The essential oil obtained from genuine C. martinii var. motia is commonly known Palmarosa oil in trade, it contains geraniol and geranyl acetate as major compounds and is known for its rose aroma.
The oil obtained from its leaves and inflorescence (flowering tops) is widely used in soaps, cosmetics, toiletry and tobacco products. Palmarosa oil is reported to possess potent antiseptic, mosquito repellent and pain relieving properties.
Palmarosa Motia not only has antioxidant properties, but also a large variety of bioactive molecules that have potential for activity against insects, the big C, and protozoa infections.
It is known to enhance complexion, prevents inflammation, balances sebum oil production in the skin and remedy acne.
Cymbopogon martini is widely used as a flavouring for food, beverages, and snuff products.
Plant Part: Inflorescences and Leaves
Method: Steam Distilled
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