Rosemary Constituents:Volatile oils: cineole and borneol, camphor, flavonoids, rosmarinic acid, salicylates

Rosemary Oil Description

Both a physical and mental stimulant, rosemary has long been celebrated as 'the herb of remembrance', for its stimulating effects on focus and memory. It adds a warm and stimulating quality to essential oil blends and is used in hair and skin care formulas, as well as massage blends for pain relief.

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Rosemary stimulates the central nervous system and circulation, which is why rosemary oil gives your energy and state of mind a lift. Rosemary acts as a heart and circulatory tonic. Rosemary essential oil can be diluted and used as a massage oil to alleviate the pain of sprains, arthritis, sciatica, and is an exceptionally good analgesic for muscular pain. Rosemary also makes a good herbal infused oil that has the same medicinal properties, but is not as concentrated as the essential oil, and contains all the propertiers of the whole herb. Used in combination, rosemary infused oil and rosemary essential oil add up to powerful pain relief.

Rosemary originated in the Mediterranean, and now is grown worldwide. The plant is shrublike and bushy with small, blue flowers, the whole plant is strongly aromatic. The essential oil is distilled from the fresh flowering tops and the upper part of the herb

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