100% Pure Verbena Essential Oil For Massage Body Care OEM

Today, verbena is referred to variously as ‘lemon verbena’, ‘lemon beebrush’. It is a deciduous shrub that grows between five and 16-feet high in locations as far-flung as Morocco, Kenya, China and the Mediterranean. The oil produced by the verbena plant is typically yellow or green, and offers a fruity, citrus scent, hence its common epithet, lemon verbena. In what is a complex and seasonally-dependent cultivation process, verbena becomes a costly product. This is because the extractions that take place during summer and autumn result in many undesirable citrals and a lower-quality of verbena oil, as opposed to spring yields, which provide a much greater percentage of desirable citrals.

Benefits

Verbena oil is vibrant and multidimensional, and utilised mainly in medicinal products thanks to its restorative benefits. Here are just some of the many reasons this delightful oil may find its way into your home…

Verbena is a beautiful fragrance

What better way to enjoy the lemon freshness of verbena than by applying it to your person? This is the thinking behind its inclusion in many homeware creations such as perfume, soap and body lotion. It also makes for a wonderful addition to candles and diffusers.

Verbena is a treatment for coughs

With its expectorant properties, verbena oil is often used to loosen phlegm, clear congestion and soothe the associated pain of a hacking cough. What’s more, the high citral content means it can often kill the bacteria found in mucus. Lovely!

Verbena makes for a refreshing drink

One of the most popular uses of verbena is as an accompaniment in hot beverages. This is typically tea made from the dried leaves. The lemon freshness puts a great twist on a classic taste, while easing indigestion, cramps and general apathy.