Lemon Grass Sauna & Steam Room Essence

Zesty, green lemongrass for the sauna and steam room. A concentrated essence that dilutes into the ladle bucket or essence pump, cutting through the heat with a lively citrus-herb aroma.

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When you need it

How to use

  1. Shake the container well before dispensing.
  2. Add the measured dose to a full ladle bucket of clean water and stir.
  3. Ladle the scented water over the hot stones a little at a time.
  4. For steam generators, dose via the essence pump per the manufacturer's dilution setting.
  5. Rinse the bucket and ladle after each session.

Dosing guide

Lemongrass reads sharp and bright - the subtle dose is enough for most home cabins. Steam generator essence pumps meter their own dilution; follow the pump manufacturer's setting.

How it works

A concentrated fragrance essence built around lemongrass, formulated to dilute evenly into ladle-bucket water or a steam generator's essence dosing line.

Diluted essence carried onto the stones or into the steam line vaporises with the water, releasing the citrus-herb aroma evenly through the cabin as the session continues.

Neat essence poured onto stones flashes off aggressively and unevenly. Proper dilution gives a steady, longer-lasting scent and keeps stones and steam lines free of residue.

Frequently asked questions

Can I pour it straight onto the hot stones?

No. Always dilute the dose into a full ladle bucket of water first. Neat liquid on hot stones flashes off aggressively and leaves oily residue on the stones and heater.

Can I add it to my hot tub instead?

No. This is a sauna and steam room scenting product only. It contains fragrance oils that would foul hot tub filters and upset water balance. For hot tubs, use a purpose-made water-safe spa fragrance.

How long does 5 L last?

At the standard 50 ml dose, a 5 L container gives around 100 sessions. The 10 L and 20 L sizes work out the same price per litre and suit heavy home use or commercial cabins.

Lemongrass or lemon & lavender - which should I pick?

Lemongrass is a single bright, green note that stays lively throughout. Lemon & lavender starts citrusy and settles into a softer floral base. Pick whichever scent profile suits the session.