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Palmarosa Organic essential oil
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Description
Palmarosa (Cymbopogon martini) brings a solid antibacterial and antifungal profile combined with an intense floral aroma featuring geranium nuances. It is a valuable ingredient in natural perfumery and an affordable substitute for more expensive floral essences. It works equally well in formulas for acne-prone skin, in natural deodorants, in hair treatments, and in balancing aromatherapy blends.
Few oils simultaneously cover so many contexts of use with the same olfactory naturalism. It is also highly interesting in perfumery: its floral profile brings it close to Geranium and Rose, at a significantly lower cost. Perfumers use it to extend or complement these reference floral essences, achieving complex accords.
air Olfactory profile: Intensely floral, sweet, slightly lemony and herbaceous, with clear nuances of geranium, persistent.
Ingredients: Organic Palmarosa Essential Oil (Cymbopogon Martini Oil)
*100% of the total ingredients come from organic farming
COSMOS ORGANIC certified by Ecocert Greenlife in accordance with the COSMOS standard
100% pure and natural, undiluted, botanically and biochemically defined
Obtained by steam distillation from the aerial parts of the plant
encrypted_add_circle Cosmetic Properties and Benefits
- Purifying and antibacterial: Used for the care of skin prone to imperfections and for the natural hygiene of areas with an infectious tendency. Geraniol grants a broad spectrum of purifying activity, with an olfactory profile that is much more pleasant than Tea Tree or Oregano.
- Antifungal: Traditionally used for the care of skin and scalp with a fungal tendency, an ideal ingredient in formulas for dandruff, seborrheic scalp, nails, and feet.
- Sebum-regulating and astringent: Contributes to a balanced appearance of oily or combination skin with dilated pores and acne tendencies.
- Skin tonic: Contributes to a firm and toned skin appearance, with a mild astringent effect.
- Natural deodorant: Its antibacterial properties and persistent floral aroma recommend it as a first-choice ingredient in natural deodorants.
air_freshener Aromatherapeutic Properties
- Balancing and comforting: Its warm floral aroma contributes to a state of emotional comfort and stability. Traditionally used during periods of fatigue, nervous imbalance, and emotional exhaustion.
- Nervous tonic: Contributes to a state of clarity and balance, without the sedative effect of Lavender or the energizing effect of citruses. A balancing, harmonizing middle note oil.
- Natural floral atmosphere: Diffused on its own or in blends, it creates a clean and delicate floral environment, less dominant than Geranium, more accessible, and more airy.
hub Recommended Synergies
Oily and acne-prone skin: Organic Tea Tree Essential Oil, Litsea Cubeba Essential Oil, Organic Rosemary Essential Oil, Grape Seed Oil, Green Clay, Hamamelis Floral Water, Sage Water.
Foot and nail care: Organic Tea Tree Essential Oil, Oregano Essential Oil, Lime Essential Oil, Organic Neem Oil, Karanja Oil.
Natural deodorant: Organic Cypress Essential Oil, Sage Officinalis Essential Oil, Organic Petitgrain Essential Oil.
Scalp and hair: Organic Rosemary Essential Oil, Ylang-Ylang Essential Oil, Amla Oil, Ricin Oil.
Aromatherapy - balance and comfort: Organic Lavender Essential Oil, Bergamot Essential Oil, Organic Petitgrain Essential Oil, Vetiver Essential Oil.
Perfumery - geraniol floral notes: Rose Absolute, Geranium Bourbon Essential Oil, Ylang-Ylang Essential Oil, Bergamot Essential Oil, Organic Cedarwood Atlas Essential Oil.
Practical Applications and DIY Recipes
Organic Palmarosa Essential Oil is used exclusively as an ingredient in cosmetic preparations and aromatherapeutic compositions. Do not apply undiluted to the skin. For maximum dosages, consult the IFRA certificate attached to the product.
face Face Care
- Purifying serum for acne-prone skin: A few drops of Palmarosa and a few of Organic Tea Tree, diluted in Grape Seed Oil. Applied in the evening on imperfections.
- Balancing facial oil: A few drops of Palmarosa diluted in Organic Jojoba Oil.
- Mask for oily skin: A few drops of Palmarosa and a few of Litsea Cubeba in Green Clay moistened with Organic Rosemary Water.
face_3 Hair Care
- Pre-wash treatment for seborrheic scalp: A few drops of Palmarosa and a few of Organic Rosemary, diluted in Amla Oil topped up with Ricin Oil. Massage into the scalp, leave on for 30 minutes, then wash with shampoo.
- Addition to shampoo: A few drops directly into the shampoo dose - provides a purifying effect and a floral fragrance to the hair.
digital_wellbeing Body Care
- Solid deodorant: A few drops of Palmarosa, a few of Organic Cypress, and a few of Grapefruit in Murumuru Butter with baking soda and starch. Palmarosa brings an elegant floral fragrance and antibacterial action; Cypress helps regulate perspiration; Grapefruit balances olfactorily with a fresh-citrus note.
- Tonic body oil: A few drops of Palmarosa diluted in Cherry Kernel Oil. Delivers a light, non-greasy texture. Suitable for application after showering.
home_and_garden Foot Care
- Purifying foot bath: A few drops of Palmarosa and a few of Organic Tea Tree, pre-diluted in Epsom Salt with a few drops of Karanja Oil. Add to a basin of warm water and soak for 15-20 minutes.
- Nail ointment: A few drops of Palmarosa and a few of Oregano, diluted in MCT Oil and incorporated into Kokum Butter. Applied locally to nails and cuticles in the evening.
fragrance DIY Perfumery
- Floral heart note: Palmarosa is one of the most valuable floral notes in affordable natural perfumery. Perfumers frequently use it to extend or partially substitute rare essences. It integrates into florals with Rose Absolute or Ylang-Ylang Essential Oil, into citruses with Bergamot, and anchors well with Organic Cedarwood Atlas as a base note.
Questions and Answers (FAQ)
Q: Can Palmarosa replace Geranium Bourbon in DIY recipes?
A: Partially, and it depends on the purpose. Both are rich in geraniol and share a similar cosmetic profile: sebum-regulating, purifying, and toning. Olfactorily, Palmarosa is sweeter, more herbaceous, and less complex than Geranium Bourbon. In cosmetic formulas where geraniol is the primary active (deodorants, purifiers, sebum-regulators), Palmarosa can substitute. In perfumery, it serves as a complement or an extension, not a faithful replacement.
Q: Why is Palmarosa a better choice than Tea Tree in deodorants?
A: Tea Tree is effectively antibacterial, but its medicinal-camphorous aroma can be dominant and does not integrate well into all formulas. Palmarosa brings comparable antibacterial properties with a delicate floral aroma that fragrances the product instead of leaving an antiseptic smell. Combined with Cypress (antisudorific) and Petitgrain (balancing), it creates a natural deodorant with a refined olfactory profile.
Technical Data, Warnings
Product for cosmetic, aromatic, and perfumery use. Do not apply undiluted to the skin.
Store in a dry and cool place, away from direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children.
For dilutions in accordance with legal regulations, consult the IFRA certificate attached to the product on the website.
Sensitive individuals should perform a tolerance test; perform a skin patch test in the bend of the elbow 24 hours before use. Avoid contact with eyes and sensitive mucous membranes. In case of an accident, rinse abundantly with a vegetable oil.
For use during pregnancy, breastfeeding, in case of chronic diseases, for the elderly, or for young children, the recommendation is to consult a doctor.
Bibliography and Sources
- Tisserand, R., & Young, R. - Essential Oil Safety (2nd ed.) - safety profile, sensitizing potential of geraniol, and usage limits for Cymbopogon martini.
- Franchomme, P., & Pénoël, D. - L'Aromathérapie Exactement - biochemical profile of geraniol and geranyl acetate, and aromatherapeutic applications of Palmarosa.
- Lawless, J. - The Encyclopedia of Essential Oils - cosmetic and aromatherapeutic properties of Palmarosa, with comparisons to Geranium and Rose in perfumery.
- Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 of the European Parliament - list of fragrance allergens requiring mandatory declaration, including geraniol.
Details
Code
D-1038
Categories
Status
100% pure and natural, Cosmos Organic, E.O.B.B.D. botanically and biochemically defined
Fragrance note
middle note
Suitable for
aromatherapy, bath, cosmetics, soaps
Key benefits
antibacterial, antifungal, astringent, deodorant, general tonic, purifying, seboregulator, skin tonic
Specific indications
acne, pimples, dandruff, fatigue, exhaustion
Skin care
Cleansers, Facial Oils, Masks, Treatments
Skin type
Acne prone, Combination, Oily
Body care
Body butters, Body oils, Foot creams, Nail oils/creams, Ointments, Scrubs
Hair care
Scalp serums, Shampoos, Solid shampoos, Treatments
Hair type
All types, Oily
Hygiene
Cleansers, Deodorants, Shampoos, Shower gels, Soaps
Solubility
in ethyl alcohol, in oil
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Mitrea B.
05 Mar 2025
I use it especially for its floral, slightly citrusy scent.I haven't tried it on my skin, but on the body it's wonderful.
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Stela Veronica B.
10 Dec 2024
Excellent for the skin on summer days, reduces inflammation, redness, irritation. Good against mosquitoes!
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Denisa G.
10 Dec 2024
In the preparation of deodorants it works very well against excessive sweating. It is very useful in caring for damaged hair
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Dorina G.
10 Oct 2024
I have noticed over the years that essential oils from green plants have a specific, somewhat pungent, green plant smell. I like this one because it's got that floral aroma as well. I wouldn't have known it if I hadn't gotten it for my dandruff lotion.
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Alina B.
10 Oct 2024
An oil with multiple antiviral, antifungal, antibacterial benefits, it conquers with its strong floral, lemony aroma.
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Andra G.
05 Jan 2024
I have used this ingredient in shampoo and it helped me a lot having a dermatitis that tormented me for some time
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Gabriela A.
05 Oct 2023
It has exceptional antibacterial and antifungal properties being useful in deodorants, caring for problem skin, scalp and feet. It is also appreciated for its peripheral circulation stimulating and lymphatic draining effect. I have used it in perfume as well as deodorant.
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Gabriela A.
05 Oct 2023
It has a strong and strong odor, I used it for deodorant considering the antifungal properties it has a great smell, it can be combined with citrus essential oil, I even put it in my husband's perfume, it's insane.
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Customer E.
27 Mar 2023
With this Palmarosa organic pure essential oil I made a repellent and it works, mosquitos are not biting :)
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Anamaria S.
06 Apr 2022
I really like the palmarosa oil. I have acne-prone skin and I use this lovely oil long term for treating post acne scars. I have seen results shortly after starting the treatment, the scars becoming less deep. I add a few drops to foot sprays as it has a lovely scent. I also add it to therapeutic euphtherapeutics for poor peripheral circulation. Added in shampoo powder I had visible results in combating dandruff.
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Claudia O.
05 Apr 2022
I have used it so far in my mycosis oil, for which I find infinite uses, not only for that (skin problems in general, as a deodorant, or antibacterial)
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Mihaela S.
05 Apr 2022
It has an exotic, strong, sweet but unusual smell, like a carnivorous flower. The antibacterial effect is powerful.
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Cristina B.
05 Apr 2022
I use palmarosa oil in cream for dry skin, initially I made a cream for feet (for heels, for circulation), but I use the cream for hands as well. Neutralizes sweat odor, diminishes irritation and regenerates. Also excellent as a fragrance in creams
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Irina D.
05 Jan 2022
A very pleasant smelling oil that lingers for a long time, I use it mostly in face creams but also soaps.
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Beata Balazsi
10 Apr 2019
Sweet, citrus scent. I apply on face in the evening, mixed with rice oil. I am pleased with the results, fades pigmentation problems, heals. I have placed several orders with Elemental, I'm happy with all the products. I will definitely order more! ☺️
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Ileana suvorov
08 Sep 2016
I used it in creams for the very pleasant smell; when I ran out of preservative, I used palmarosa oil and the cream lasted over 3 weeks. I highly recommend it.
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Andreea a.
28 Jan 2015
The odor is strong, persistent, silky. If combined in equal measure, for example with Lavender essential oil, it dominates the final aroma.
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Helena I.
10 Sep 2014
It has a strong and pungent odor, I used it for deodorant considering its antifungal properties but I can't say that the smell is unpleasant. It can be combined with citrus ue, I will try it in a perfume
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miki a.
07 Feb 2014
The oil smells bad, like fish. In no way sweet foloral as you say. Maybe it's spoiled?