Rosemary Pure Essential Oil 10ml

Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis)

Aroma
Rosemary is a herbaceous essential oil with a refreshing, woody, and balsamic scent. It has a
penetrating minty-camphorous undertone.

The plant
Rosemary is a woody plant with dark green straight leaves and blue-lilac flowers. It originates from Asia but is now also abundant in the Mediterranean region.
Rosemary is named after the Latin ‘Rosmarinus’, which means sea dew, due to its water-loving nature.

The extraction
Rosemary essential oil is extracted by steam distillation from the fresh flowering tops.

Affects
Rosemary is renowned for being stimulating and strengthening. It can instantly uplift the body and clear the mind. It is decongesting, clearing, and great for toning skin.

History
Rosemary was revered by the Ancient Greeks and Romans, who saw it as a symbol of regeneration as well as a source of comfort to the living and peace to the dead. Like other revered plants, it was used to ward off holy spirits and became integral to spiritual and religious ceremonies.

Interesting fact
Historically, rosemary has been burnt in French hospitals during epidemics, for its antiseptic properties.
The Queen of Hungary, Donna Isabella, used rosemary as an ingredient in her face wash to restore her youthful looks.

Chemical constituents
Borneol (Alcohol), Cuminic (Aldehyde), Bornyl acetate (Ester), Camphor, Cineole (ketones),
Caryophyllene (Sesquiterpene), Camphene, Pinene (Terpenes).

Blending
Rosemary essential oil blends well with spice oils, as well as cedarwood, grapefruit, ginger, lemongrass, frankincense, lavender, basil, thyme, lime, peppermint, orange, and citronella.

Ingredients:
Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis)

Direction for use:
Dilute 6-10 drops to add to a bath. Mix 5 drops with water to use in an oil burner. Mix 6-10 drops with hot water as an inhalation. Mix 5 drops per 10ml of carrier oil for massage.

Precautions:
Do not take it internally. Keep away from children and eyes. If pregnant or have a medical condition consult your practitioner before use. If oil gets into your eyes splash out with water, seek medical advice if necessary. If unfamiliar with essential oils seek advice from a practitioner.