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With its fresh, citrusy scent, lemongrass essential oil is most oftenly used in aromatherapy. Inhaling the scent of the oil (or using the oil in carrier oils, body oils, and hair and skin products) is said to offer a variety of benefits. Lemongrass essential oil is most often used in clinics and spas where it helps encourage relaxation and a general sense of well-being. Its ability to alleviate pain provides relief to sore joints and muscles, making it a popular option as an oil used during an aromatherapy massage. It is also becoming popular as a homeopathic remedy for stress and sleeping disorders. Suggested use: For topical pain relief, dilute 2 drops of lemongrass oil with 1 teaspoon of carrier oil such as almond oil or jojoba oil and apply it on the affected area. Use lemongrass oil in your diffuser when want to feel clean, refreshed, relaxed and renewed. Lemongrass oil can boost confidence, mental health and help to keep depression at bay. If your muscles are tight and sore, you can make a lemongrass massage oil that will work to reduce inflammation and bring relief to your sore muscles. Add 6 drops of lemongrass oil to one ounce of almond oil and massage gently into affected areas. To help keep your face feeling fresh and debris-free, try a facial mask made with clay, almond oil and lemongrass essential oil. Mix 3 tablespoons of bentonite clay, a teaspoon of almond oil and 3 drops of lemongrass essential oil and water to make a paste. Apply to your face in a circular motion and allow to dry for fifteen minutes. Rinse with warm water, pat dry and follow up with a light layer of coconut oil for moisturizing. Use as an additive to DIY household cleaning products As a natural body deodorizer. Mix with some coconut oil and a few drops of peppermint oil for a natural deodorant.