Product EOUL-36 is a 10-piece, unlabelled set: ten 10 ml glass bottles, each filled with pure Indian Cymbopogon martinii (palmarosa) essential oil. The set is intended for crafters, cosmetic formulators, aromatherapists and entrepreneurs building a private-label product line.
What the 10-piece set contains
The package includes 10 identical 10 ml amber glass bottles, each filled with steam-distilled Cymbopogon martinii essential oil. The bottles arrive without labels, so you can apply your own branding, dosage instructions or design. Net content is 10 ml per bottle and the total weight is approximately 0.41 kg.
Botany
Palmarosa (Cymbopogon martinii) is an Indian tropical grass in the Poaceae family, a close relative of lemongrass and citronella. Its characteristic rose-like, sweet-floral aroma is due to a high geraniol content (typically 75-85%), which is why palmarosa is often referred to as the cosmetic industry's affordable rose alternative. The motia chemotype is the standard commercial quality.
Origin and production
The oil is sourced from India, from traditional palmarosa-growing regions. It is produced by steam distillation of dried, cut grass. This method carries the volatile aromatic compounds with water vapour, keeping thermal load limited and preserving the high-geraniol aroma profile.
Applications
- Private-label cosmetics: face creams, regenerating serums, moisturising body lotions
- Aromatherapy: diffuser blends for calming, balanced atmospheres
- Soap and candle making: cold-process soap, floral-character candles
- Perfumery: rose-like heart note, supporting floral compositions
- Natural perfumes: an affordable alternative to pure rose oil
Storage and shelf life
Store the essential oil in a cool, dark place, preferably below 25 °C, in a tightly closed bottle. Protected from light and heat, Cymbopogon martinii oil typically keeps for 3-4 years, and may keep slightly longer due to the stable geraniol content. Unopened bottles retain quality longer; once opened, it is advisable to use the content within 12 months.