Botanical Name: Cymbopogon validus Plant Part: The dense grass tuft. Extraction Method: Steam distilled Origin: South Africa Description: African Bluegrass is a persistent and aromatic gray-green grass, with a unique lemon odor.
Color: Light Yellow Common Uses: African Bluegrass is credit with being an Astringent, as being Anti-fungal, as well as being Anti-viral. It has developed popularity in men’s preparations and for use in a soothing foot bath. Consistency: Thin Note: Medium Strength of Aroma: Medium to Strong Blends well with: African Bluegrass appears to work well with oils from the citrus family, as well as those with soft floral notes. Aromatic Scent: African Bluegrass Essential Oil has a sweet, grass smell with slightly herbaceous base notes. It is earthy while remaining light and fresh. History: Cymbopogon, comes from the Greek kumbe meaning nacelle and pogon meaning bores. It is told that it appeared in the composition of holy oil (olive oil, grooves, myrrh and citronella) Cautions: May cause skin irritation in some individuals. Contact with eyes should also be avoided.
Disclaimer: Please note, the International Federation of Aromatherapists do not recommend that Essential Oils be taken internally unless under the supervision of a Medical Doctor who is also qualified in clinical Aromatherapy.
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Submited By: Heather from Ottawa, Ontario on 02/23/2009 Rating:
This grass oil is lovely! I really like palmarosa too! Might be nice in an aftershave...oh the possibilities!
Submited By: annmarie from Tempe, Arizona on 10/28/2008 Rating:
This scent is great-I use about 5 or 6 drops in a hot bath !
Submited By: anna from leavenworth, Washington on 11/10/2007 Rating:
I love this oil it has a dark earthy smoky smell that blends well with Lavender and Tea Tree.
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Botanical Name: Cymbopogon validus 
