Rosmarinus officinalis
It is not often that the common garden variety is the preferred species for aromatherapy, but the rosemary you find at home is the one used to extract the essential oil. The crispness and clarity of the herb’s scent translates to the essential oil, which is extracted from the blooming aerial parts of the plant. This is an all-round activator, energising the whole body and mind. Stimulates the mind and intellect to boost memory and allays melancholia. Prompts removal of toxins, improves flow in the body. Helps the body shed water and stagnancy. A healing and balancing oil. A tonic that helps cellular activity for the skin. Calms knots and sore spots in massage blends. Energises Qi energy of the heart.
Aroma: Middle Note.
Perfume: A refreshing herbal fragrance, clear and penetrating with camphorous notes.
Blends well with: basil, cedarwood, frankincense, geranium, ginger, grapefruit, lime, lemongrass, orange, tangerine.
Indications: Stimulant, tonic, quells pain, anti-depressant, anti - rheumatic, antiseptic, anti - spasmodic, astringent, digestive, calms stomach, relieves gastric disorders, liver and gall bladder tonic, promotes menstrual flow, arrests bleeding in wounds, increases blood pressure, reduces nervous disorders, increases perspiration, stimulates the mind.
Part of plant used: aerial parts
Type of extraction: steam distilled
Origin of Raw Material: North Africa, Country of Manufacture: France
Precautions: Seek professional advice before use during pregnancy or if you have high blood pressure.
