Rosemary Oil Rosemary Essential Oil

Rosemary oil is characterized by an intense herbal and woody scent with strong resinous notes. It blends well with oils and lotions for skin care and massage and is also valued in aromatherapy.

Rosemary Oil Properties
- Tones and stimulates - promotes heart function, regulates blood pressure and stimulates circulation.
- Stimulates the mind - improves concentration and aids thought processes.
- Antiseptic and antifungal - finds use in skin and hair care, helps fight acne, dandruff and seborrhea.
- Warms and regenerates - helps relieve symptoms of rheumatism and reduces pain.
- Strengthens the immune system - supports the body in the fight against upper respiratory tract infections, coughs and skin diseases.
- Soothing and nurturing - promotes wound healing, improves skin condition and can be used in anti-cellulite therapy.

Uses of Rosemary Oil
- Massage - a few drops of oil added to the base oil warms the body, especially around the joints and muscles.

- Bathing - adding the oil to warm water helps relieve rheumatic pains and makes breathing easier for colds.

- Cosmetics - enriches creams, soaps, conditioners, and lotions with antiseptic and nourishing properties.
- Aromatherapy - added to an aromatherapy fireplace or humidifier, it creates a pleasant, invigorating scent that promotes concentration.
- Oral Care - a few drops of oil added to toothpaste has an antiseptic and refreshing effect.
- Therapy for troubled skin - when used in combination with essential oils, it helps treat acne and other skin problems.

Rosemary oil is a versatile product with a wide range of actions, valued in cosmetics, aromatherapy and body care.

How to use:
Add 4 drops of the oil to 10 ml of oil or lotion and apply to the skin. Do not apply undiluted oil directly to the skin.