Lemongrass Scented Candle

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IFRA 49: Please be advised that the old version of this oil cannot be used above 6.37% in Reed diffusers. It is still fine for Candles, Melts & Room Sprays and Body Products. The last batch number for the old version is 176121. Any batches lower than this are old version. Lemongrass candles are known for their calming properties. Inhaling the scent of lemongrass may help reduce anxiety and tension, as shown in a study published in the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine. Lighting a lemongrass candle can create a soothing atmosphere and promote relaxation. 2. Does lemongrass candles repel mosquitoes? Place scented candles around your outdoor seating area to create a mosquito-repelling barrier. It’ll protect you and your guests while setting a pleasant ambiance! Haoson’s Citronella Candles are a classic scent to keep mosquitoes away.

Neem is a natural pesticide made from the seeds of a tree native to the Indian subcontinent. Today it is not only used for insect repellent purposes, but is also used in toothpastes, cosmetics, soaps and pet shampoos. In addition to keeping insects away, candles infused with neem extract have a calming effect on us through their scent. The popularity of these candles in America and Europe is far behind that of citronella candles, as the herb that is the raw material for the latter is much more readily available in these areas than neem. Today, most neem oil candles are combined with some other insecticidal essential oil, most often citronella, to maximize the effect. In the heat of summer, there's nothing better than sitting out on the terrace or in the garden for a night of relaxation, or ventilating your home through a wide open window. However, these activities often attract the attention of unwanted visitors. We've all had our evening parties interrupted by bugs, but it's also common for a mosquito trapped in one of our rooms to be unable to find a way out. In such cases, we can turn to the usual insecticides, but we can also prevent the problem by lighting a candle that repels the bugs. The latter solution has the advantage of being completely natural. Looking for a refreshing alternative to classic insect repellents? Peppermint and other mint-scented candles can help keep mosquitoes at bay. These flavorsome scents are generally disliked by these tiny troublemakers, making mint-based candles another suitable choice for warding off the dreaded insect bites. Eucalyptus Candles If you cannot find the SDS you require (i.e. different scent loading), please ask us, as we may be able to create it for you.

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You may not know, but some essential oils can act as natural mosquito repellents. Not only do they work great, but they also smell wonderful. Some popular ones include: Essential Oil Combine different scents to create a customized aroma that mosquitoes will find unattractive. You can use essential oils like citronella, lemongrass, or lavender to enhance your candles’ effectiveness. Lavender – These little purple flowers give off a sweet aroma that mosquitoes detest. Place lavender-scented candles near windows and doors to create a mosquito barrier.

That being said, scented candles can work well as a complementary measure in combination with other prevention methods. For instance, along with the use of candles, you can apply repellent spray and lotions on your skin to reduce the risk of mosquito bites. As you can see from the list, you can "spice up" your candles with a wide variety of essential oils and extracts if your aim is to keep bugs away. However, it should always be borne in mind that such candles are not panaceas: even when burned for long periods, they will only have a beneficial effect within a few meters. A fan of citrus scents? Both lemon and lemongrass candles can help in your quest to stay bite-free. Mosquitoes are not fans of these scents, and they can act as natural deterrents. A great way to keep mosquitoes away is to use a lemon or lemongrass-scented oil diffuser instead of a candle for an even better repelling effect. Mint Scented Candles Yes, lemongrass candles can help repel mosquitoes. They provide a natural alternative to chemical foggers and DEET sprays. The combination of citronella and lemongrass in these candles has been proven effective in reducing mosquito populations. 3. What does lemongrass candle smell like? By employing these measures alongside your scented candles, you can significantly improve their effectiveness in making outdoor living areas less attractive to mosquitoes. However, if it seems like you have in infestation of mosquitoes, it might be time to call in the professionals.

Height: Use candle holders or elevated surfaces to position the candles at least a couple of feet above the ground for the most effective scent dispersion.

Eucalyptus – The strong, refreshing scent of eucalyptus is unappealing to mosquitoes. Light up eucalyptus-scented candles, especially on warm, humid nights when mosquitoes are most active. Keep in mind that mosquito-repellent candles work best in combination with other environmentally friendly methods like removing standing water and encouraging natural predators like birds and bats. Patio PlacementGet crafty and make your homemade mosquito-repelling candles using beeswax or soy, infused with your chosen essential oils. It’s an eco-friendly and cost-effective way to keep mosquitoes away! Hearth & Harbor DIY Making Supply Kit can help you get started. Mother Nature is always one step ahead, providing us with plants to help ward off pesky mosquitoes. Plant these in your garden, or place potted versions near your doors and windows.