Lemongrass Essential Oil Benefits for Mood | MOOD BOOST Shower Steamer

After a long day, there’s something about stepping into a warm, steamy shower that makes it easier to slow down and breathe. Add the bright, refreshing aroma of lemongrass essential oil, and your everyday shower can become a simple moment of self-care.

That’s the inspiration behind the newest addition to the Harvest collection: MOOD BOOST Shower Steamer.

Why Lemongrass for Aromatherapy?

Lemongrass is known for its fresh, citrusy aroma and has long been used in traditional wellness practices and aromatherapy.

Research involving human participants suggests that lemongrass aroma may help reduce feelings of anxiety and tension. One study found that inhaling lemongrass essential oil was associated with reduced state anxiety and subjective tension in participants (Goes et al., 2015).

Another recent randomized clinical trial found that lemongrass aromatherapy was associated with reductions in anxiety and certain physiological measures during dental treatment (Maybodi et al., 2025).

So while lemongrass isn't a magic cure for stress, its bright aroma may make it a lovely addition to a calming, refreshing self-care ritual.

 MOOD BOOST 🍋

Our Thera-Suds MOOD BOOST Shower Steamer brings the fresh scent of lemongrass right into your shower.

Simply place the 3 oz shower steamer on the shower floor, away from the direct stream of water. As warm water splashes onto the steamer and shower steam fills the space, the steamer gradually releases its aromatic lemongrass essential oil.

The result?

A refreshing lemongrass aromatherapy shower designed to help you turn an ordinary shower into a more intentional moment of relaxation and renewal.

Your New Shower Reset

Think of MOOD BOOST as your:

🍋 Morning pick-me-up
🌿 Post-work reset
🚿 Spa-inspired shower ritual
✨ Aromatherapy moment
🧘 Few minutes of "me time"

No complicated routine. No extra appointments. Just drop your steamer into the corner of your shower, turn on the water, and let the aroma transform the experience.

Make Your Shower Ritual Even Better

Want the full Thera-Suds experience?

Pair MOOD BOOST Shower Steamer with our Calendula + Lemongrass Facial Bar for a fresh botanical combination.

Looking for a little exfoliation? Follow your shower steamer with our Exfoliating Lemon Poppy Soap for a bright, refreshing cleanse.

Ready to Refresh Your Routine?

Your shower doesn't have to be just another thing on your to-do list.

Make it your reset button.

Experience the fresh, uplifting aroma of lemongrass with the new Thera-Suds MOOD BOOST Shower Steamer and turn your everyday shower into a spa-inspired self-care experience.

Breathe in. Wash away the day. MOOD BOOST. 🍋🌿

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the benefits of lemongrass essential oil in aromatherapy?
Research suggests that inhaling lemongrass aroma may help reduce subjective anxiety and tension. More research is needed to fully understand its effects on mood and stress.

How do you use a lemongrass shower steamer?
Place the shower steamer on the floor of your shower, away from the direct stream of water but where it can receive occasional splashes. Water and steam activate the steamer and help release its aroma.

Can I use a shower steamer in the bathtub?
Shower steamers are formulated specifically for use in the shower. For the best experience, use MOOD BOOST in your shower rather than placing it directly in bathwater.

How does MOOD BOOST smell?
MOOD BOOST has the bright, fresh, citrusy-herbal aroma of lemongrass essential oil.


References

Goes, T. C., Ursulino, F. R. C., Almeida-Souza, T. H., Alves, P. B., & Teixeira-Silva, F. (2015). Effect of lemongrass aroma on experimental anxiety in humans. Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine, 21(12), 766–773. https://doi.org/10.1089/acm.2015.0099

Maybodi, F. R., Herandi, V., & Vaezpour, M. S. (2025). Effect of aromatherapy with lemongrass (Cymbopogon citratus) on the anxiety of patients undergoing scaling and root planning: A randomized clinical trial. BMC Complementary Medicine and Therapies, 25, 100. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12906-025-04834-w