Organic Palmarosa Essential Oil

3081AROMA

  • Organic Palmarosa Oil
  • Obtained through steam distillation
  • Rosy-floral scent
  • INCI: CYMBOPOGON MARTINI OIL
  • CAS: 84649-81-0
  • EINECS: 283-461-2
  • Yellowish color
  • Vegan

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Organic Palmarosa Oil

 

Organic Palmarosa Essential Oil has a yellowish color and is characterized by its distinctive rosy-floral scent with a soft, slightly sweet note.

 

In the cosmetics and fragrance industry, organic palmarosa essential oil is used as a versatile fragrance and active ingredient. Due to its skin-conditioning properties, organic palmarosa oil  is particularly suitable for formulations designed to care for sensitive, dry, and demanding skin. 

 

In addition, Organic palmarosa oil is used in facial and body care products, soaps, and various other cosmetic formulations. In perfumery, organic palmarosa essential oil is valued as a natural alternative to Organic Rose Essential Oil, adding a warm, elegant heart note to floral fragrance compositions.

 

For floral and elegant fragrance profiles, organic palmarosa oil blends particularly well with Organic Ylang-Ylang Essential Oil.

 

In the food industry, organic palmarosa essential oil is occasionally used as a flavoring ingredient.

 

In aromatherapy, the fragrance of organic palmarosa oil is traditionally appreciated for its balancing and revitalizing properties and is frequently used in harmonizing fragrance blends.

 

Our organic palmarosa essential oil is obtained by gentle steam distillation of the grass leaves of Cymbopogon martinii.

 

 

Interesting Things

 

Palmarosa (Cymbopogon martinii) belongs to the grass family (Poaceae) and is closely related to lemongrass and citronella. Despite this close relationship, Palmarosa has a noticeably softer and more floral fragrance.

 

The plant is native to India and is now also cultivated in countries including Nepal, Madagascar, Indonesia, and Brazil.