Lemongrass Concentrate That Works Across Skincare, Beverages and Household Care
Lemongrass extract concentrate is a potent liquid extraction from fresh aromatic grass known worldwide for its bright citrus scent and pronounced biological activity. This item belongs to the category of plant extracts concentrates wholesale, which brings together botanical extracts used across cosmetics, food and household chemistry. The 1 liter size fits small cosmetic workshops, formulation labs and studios producing small to mid-size batches or trialing new recipes before scaling up.
Lemongrass is valued for its toning and refreshing action on skin, which is why the extract is commonly introduced into toners, lotions, shower gels and shampoos formulated for oily scalp and blemish-prone skin. Its antibacterial and sebum-balancing properties make it a popular ingredient in deodorants, after-shave products and formulations aimed at regulating sebaceous gland activity. In color cosmetics, the extract sometimes appears in light tinted emulsions where a fresh natural scent is preferred over synthetic fragrance.
Beyond cosmetics, the largest demand for lemongrass comes from the food industry, where it flavors tea, soft drinks, sauces and confectionery, and appears in dietary supplement production. Household chemistry uses the concentrate in cleaning products, antiseptic sprays and air fresheners thanks to its strong natural aroma and antimicrobial action. The fragrance industry relies on lemongrass as a base note for citrus-herbal compositions, while candle making occasionally uses it as a natural scenting component, though this niche remains a smaller share of overall demand.
The extract blends well with other botanical concentrates, allowing formulators to build targeted multi-action products. For soothing and skin-repairing blends it pairs with Coltsfoot Extract Concentrate, for antiseptic and purifying formulas it works well alongside Thyme Extract Concentrate, and for hydrating and restoring recipes it complements Duckweed Extract Concentrate.
Recommended dosage typically ranges from 1 to 5 percent of the total formula weight, depending on the desired intensity and the type of finished product. The concentrate should be added during the cold phase, once the base emulsion or water phase has cooled below 40 degrees Celsius, to preserve its active plant compounds. For small and mid-size manufacturers, the 1 liter volume is convenient for running a pilot batch on real equipment and evaluating extract behavior before committing to full-scale production, minimizing wasted raw material. Store the extract in a tightly closed container, away from direct sunlight and heat sources, in a cool dark place, which helps preserve its properties throughout the stated shelf life.
Refreshing Toner for Oily Scalp
Distilled water 800 ml
Lemongrass Extract Concentrate 30 ml
Thyme Extract Concentrate 20 ml
Glycerin 20 ml
Panthenol 5 ml
Preservative 5 ml
Dissolve
glycerin and panthenol in the distilled water, then add both extracts while
stirring until fully blended. Mix in the preservative, check the final volume,
and pour the finished toner into spray bottles, letting it rest for a day
before first use.