CalmMe Calamansi Essential Oil Blend is a combination of calamansi, peppermint, lemongrass and elemi essential oils for a calming and soothing relief from headaches, stress, fatigue, muscle pain, sore throat, and common coughs & colds. It may be applied directly on skin or taken on as an aromatic through the palms or diluted using an oil diffuser. CalmMe Calamansi Essential Oil Blend is also edible and may be added to water or tea.
Elemi Pure Essential Oil
Latin Name: Canarium Iuzonicum
100% Pure Essential Oil
Elemi essential oil is extracted by steam distillation of the gum or resin obtained from the elemi tree; the main components of this oil are dipentene, elemicin, elemol, limonene, phellandrene, and terpineol.
ESSENTIAL OILS:
The oils capture the plantâ??s scent and flavor, or â??essence.â??
Water-insoluble organic liquids or solids.
Impart flavor or delicate aroma
Usually colorless but on long-standing, may oxidize and resinify thus darkening in color
Product Name: Citronella Essential Oil
100%Pure and Organic
Citronella oil is made by steam distillation of citronella grass. The two main types are Sri Lanka (Ceylon) citronella oil, and Java citronella oil.
Citronella oil is most commonly used as an mosquito repellent.
Oil of citronella is a naturally occurring insect and animal repellent distilled from two grass varieties. It is yellow to brown and has a grassy/floral smell. Oil of citronella is a mixture of many components. The exact composition varies by grass variety. However, the main components are citronellol, citronellal, and geraniol. Oil of citronella is also commonly found in foods and beverages as a flavoring agent. It is Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS) as a food additive by the Food and Drug Administration.
Oil of citronella was first registered in the United States in 1948. It is currently on the Environmental Protection list of minimum risk pesticides.
What are some products that contain oil of citronella?
Currently oil of citronella can be found in over a dozen registered pesticide products. Some of these products are applied to animal or human skin, ornamental plants, or other outdoor areas. Oil of citronella can be formulated into sprays, lotions, candles, pellets, and pouches. It can also be found in some sunscreen products, wristbands, and flea collars.
How does oil of citronella work?
Oil of citronella repels target pests rather than killing them. It works by masking scents that are attractive to insects. Thus, insects find it difficult to locate their target to feed. Oil of citronella may also work by masking odors attractive to animals. However, no studies could be located.
How might I be exposed to oil of citronella?
People can be exposed to chemicals if they eat, breathe, or get them on their skin or in their eyes. People are most commonly exposed to oil of citronella by breathing in vapors or by applying spray-on repellents to their skin. People may also be exposed if they inhale the spray mist or fail to wash their hands before eating or smoking. However, exposure can be limited by following the label instructions.
Can oil of citronella affect birds, fish, or other wildlife?
Oil of citronella is practically non-toxic to birds. It is slightly toxic to fish and other aquatic organisms. Oil of citronella repels insects rather than killing them. Therefore, bees and other pollinators are not likely to be harmed. Oil of citronella is unlikely to affect birds, fish or other wildlife in a harmful way because of its low toxicity and use patterns.
Children: It's LIKELY UNSAFE to give citronella oil to children by mouth. There are reports of poisoning in children. One toddler died after swallowing insect repellent that contained citronella oil.
Pregnancy and breast-feeding: Not enough is known about the use of citronella oil during pregnancy and breast-feeding. Stay on the safe side and avoid use.
Endemic to the Philippines, the elemi resin from the local Pili trees plantation are deliberately steam distilled; producing a pure and high quality of essential oil.
Native to tropical region of Zambales, Philippines, these flowers nourished by the natural spring water of Bancal river are harvested freshly by our local indigenous community partners; and distilled deliberately to produce the finest oil.
In collaboration with the indigenous community, our vetiver plants are cultivated in the tropical region of Zambales, nourished by the rich Mt. Pinatubo volcanic deposits and Mount Tapulao spring water, in which sufficient yields produces an exceptional quality of essential oil.
