May 29, 2009
Rosemary Essential Oil
Recommended Use : Never apply essential oils directly to the skin. Always dilute with Veria carrier oil if used on the body. -Use 6-8 drops oil in warm bath water for a soothing bath. -Sprinkle two drops of oil on potpourri to freshen your room. -Blend 1 teaspoon water and 3 drops of oil in diffuser for a refreshing scent. Country of Origin : India
Health and Beauty: Rosemary’s fresh, herbaceous aroma is credited with helping respiratory ailments, Scent: fresh, herbaceous, Uses: said to help clear respiratory passages, restore energy, cleanse oily skin., Rosemary combines nicely with cedarwood and geranium., botanical name: Rosemarinus officinalis
Company: Veria (2008-07-22)
List Price: $6.50
Amazon Price: $6.95
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Rosemary comes from the Latin ‘Rosmarinus.’ Its name means Dew of the Sea. The Egyptians, Hebrews, Greeks and the Romans considered Rosemary sacred. Rosemary oil can be effective for mental fatigue, for circulation problems, as a pain reliever for the muscular system and can help the respiratory tract and congested skin. Rosemary leaves were traditionally burned in hospitals to purify the air. It was also used by the common folk in place of Frankincense. Its strong, clear, refreshing herbal scent is both clarifying and invigorating. It aids in prevention of mental exhaustion, stress and stimulates circulation to skin and scalp, providing great toning and astringent properties. It also stimulates hair follicles. Rosemary oil has a pronounced action on the brain, clearing the mind and aids the memory. It also helps with headaches, and migraines. Aroma therapists use it to relieve suffering from poor circulation, muscle aches, rheumatic joint pains, water retention, cellulite, respiratory problems, colds, and flu. It is believed to act as a nerve tonic, energizing the central nervous system.
