Ginger Grass

Cymbopogon martini

Common Method of Extraction: Steam distillation

Parts Used: Leaves

Chakra Association: Root and Solar Plexus

Note Classification: Middle

Aroma: Warm, sharp, spicy, woody, green aroma.

Largest Producing Countries: India

Traditional Use: Circulation and stress

Properties: aphrodisiac, euphoric, anti-viral, anti-bacterial.

Mental, Emotional Effects:  Helps anxiety and reduces stress. Calming to the mind. Mental clarity.

Benefits: May help to improve circulation and relieve sinus congestion, arthritis, bruising, diarrhea, sore throat, motion sickness and nausea.

Blends Well With:  rosewood, geranium, lavender, sandalwood, and cedarwood.

Of Interest: Ginger grass was first distilled in the 18th century to increase circulation and reduce stress. It is a fragrant, flowering grass that grows up to 9 feet tall.

Safety Data:  May be irritating to the skin. Avoid using while pregnant.

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