About Citronella Oil
With our decades of industrial experiences, we are certain to manufacture and supply a premier quality range of Citronella Oil. These oils are used to expel worms or other parasites from the intestines and in various foods and beverages as a flavoring agent. Our Citronella Oil is extracted from fresh quality citronella grass at our state of the art machining facility. We follow the parameters of the national and international quality standards to offer our clients with utmost approval in terms of quality.
Features:
- Longer shelf life
- No side effect
- High medicinal property
Appearance
Colourless to pale yellow oily liquid
Physico-chemical
Specific gravity at 25 0 C : 0.876 -0.919
Refraction Index at 250 C : 1.488 - 1.495
Optical Rotation : 20 to -30
(Rarely +20 to -50)
Geraniol Total (b/b) : 85%
Citronellal (b/b) : 35%
Mineral oil : Negative
Fatty oil : Negative
Alcohol extra amount : Negative
Solubilty
Solubility in 80% ethanol : 1:2 clear, further clear
Exceptional Aromatic and Functional QualitiesCitronella Oil stands out for its characteristic strong citrus scent and fresh grassy notes. These qualities make it an essential component in perfumery and aromatherapy, as well as in soaps and personal care products. Its unisex fragrance profile appeals to a wide range of adult users.
Safe and Versatile ApplicationExtracted by steam distillation, Citronella Oil is insoluble in water but mixes well with alcohol and oils, offering versatility across multiple industries. Its purity and packaging ensure the product maintains its integrity from supplier to user. Proper storage preserves its quality and prolongs shelf life.
FAQs of Citronella Oil:
Q: How should Citronella Oil be stored to maintain its quality?
A: Citronella Oil should be kept in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maximize its shelf life of two years and preserve its aromatic properties. Ensure containers are tightly sealed when not in use.
Q: What are the main benefits of using Citronella Oil as a mosquito repellent?
A: Citronella Oils natural compositionprimarily Citronellal, Geraniol, and Citronellolcreates a scent that is highly effective in repelling mosquitoes, making it a safe, plant-based alternative to chemical repellents.
Q: When is Citronella Oil most commonly used in aromatherapy?
A: It is commonly used in aromatherapy sessions to promote relaxation and combat unpleasant odors, thanks to its refreshing citrus-grassy aroma and mood-lifting properties for adults.
Q: Where does Citronella Oil get its aromatic characteristics from?
A: The oils distinctive scent derives from its natural main componentsCitronellal, Geraniol, and Citronellolobtained through steam distillation from citronella grass.
Q: What process is used to extract Citronella Oil?
A: Citronella Oil is carefully extracted using steam distillation, which preserves its aromatic components and purity for optimal effectiveness in its end uses.
Q: How can Citronella Oil be incorporated into soaps and perfumes?
A: Due to its solubility in alcohol and oils, Citronella Oil blends easily into soap bases and fragrance formulations, providing a natural, citrusy note and functional benefits such as odor masking and insect repellent properties.