Jamrosa Oil

Jamrosa Oil, extracted from the grass of the Cymbopogon khasianus plant, a hybrid of lemongrass and palmarosa, is an essential oil appreciated for its sweet, floral, and slightly herbaceous aroma with hints of rose and citrus. This unique oil is obtained through steam distillation, capturing the essence of Jamrosa grass, which combines the aromatic qualities of its parent plants, making it valuable in aromatherapy, perfumery, and natural skincare for its balancing, floral character.

In aromatherapy, Jamrosa Oil is known for its gentle, rosy scent. Its pleasant fragrance is a popular choice for creating a sense of harmony when diffused.

Jamrosa Oil is also called jamrosa essential oil or rosy lemongrass oil. The aroma is a soft rose-like sweetness with a lemony freshness over a green, grassy base, somewhere between lemongrass and palmarosa. Because it carries a rose-and-citrus character at a gentle intensity, it is used in perfumery, soaps, candles and room sprays, and it blends easily with geranium, rose, bergamot and lavender.

The composition of Jamrosa Oil, rich in geraniol and other monoterpenes, gives it its distinctive floral, herbaceous character.

Common Uses: Jamrosa Oil is incorporated into perfumes for its unique, floral scent. It's also used in skincare formulations for its pleasant fragrance, and in natural cleaning products for its fresh scent.

Blends well with: Rose, Geranium, Lavender, and Bergamot, as well as other floral, citrus, and herbaceous oils. These combinations enhance Jamrosa Oil's sweet and floral notes, creating aromatic blends.

Aromatic Scent: Jamrosa Oil offers a sweet, floral, and slightly herbaceous aroma with rosy and citrus undertones, providing a comforting and uplifting olfactory experience.

Like all concentrated essential oils, Jamrosa Oil is for aromatic and external use only. Keep it away from eyes, children and pets, dilute it well in a carrier oil before it touches skin, and store the bottle tightly closed in a cool, dark place.

Botanical Name: Cymbopogon khasianus

Plant Part: Grass