Discover Ladrome Organic Lemon Grass Essential Oil, a natural, certified solution to enhance your figure and soothe your mind. Renowned for its slimming and anti-cellulite properties, it promotes fat removal while providing immediate circulatory comfort. Its fresh, lemony fragrance also offers a calming, sedative action to reduce daily stress.
The essential oil of Lemon Grass(Cymbopogon flexuosus), organically grown, is a major aromatherapy essence for supporting the silhouette. Recognized for its toning properties and action on microcirculation, it is the ideal ally for naturally boosting your immune defenses while promoting effective drainage. Its natural richness in citrals gives it exceptional purifying virtues, useful for cleansing the body and supporting elimination functions.
In addition to its action on the body, Lemon Grass has a positive effect on the nervous system. Its fresh, lemony fragrance provides a natural response to promote restful sleep and relieve tension linked to daily stress. When diffused or applied to the skin (diluted), it contributes to a feeling of overall relaxation and lightness.
| Key active ingredient | Main use | Target | Estimated time of action |
| Citrals (Geranium / Neral) | Slimming & Serenity | Adults and children +8 years | Fast |
Ideal for slimming, this essential oil helps improve the appearance of the skin. You can use it to relieve the sensation of heavy legs by taking advantage of its vasodilating properties: dilute it in a vegetable oil and massage into the areas concerned. Its action helps to naturally release fat and reduce the "orange peel" appearance.
In times of fatigue or low morale, its sedative molecules help refocus energies. It is also highly effective as a natural repellent to protect your environment. Its versatility makes it a must-have reference for those seeking to reconcile circulatory tonus and calming the mind.
The expert's synergy: For enhanced slimming action, you can combine it with Atlas Cedar essential oil in your usual massage oil.
Oral use: 1 drop, diluted on a neutral base (honey, neutral tablet), 2 to 3 times a day.
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Precautions for use
Source of Authority: According to health authorities such as the EMA (European Medicines Agency), the use of citral-rich plants is recognized to support digestive functions and promote skin well-being.
Presentation:
Ladrome Huile Essentielle Bio Lemon Grass comes in a 10 ml dropper bottle, guaranteeing optimal conservation of the active ingredients and precision in use.
Counter tip: Lemon Grass essential oil can be irritating to the skin if used undiluted. For cutaneous application, always dilute no more than 20% in a vegetable oil to avoid any reaction. Always perform an allergy test in the crease of the elbow 48 hours before first use.
FAQ
Can Lemon Grass oil be diffused pure? It is preferable to blend it with milder essential oils such as Lemon to soften its powerful fragrance and protect respiratory mucous membranes.
Is Lemon Grass effective against mosquitoes? Yes, its high citral content makes it an effective natural repellent, although its action is often complemented by Lemongrass for optimum protection.
Lemongrass or Indian verbena is a tropical herbaceous plant of the Poaceae family (grasses), subfamily Panicoideae, tribe Andropogoneae, cultivated for its aromatic (lemon-flavored) stems and leaves. It contains citronellol.
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