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Rosemary
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Rosemary
Rosmarinus officinalis, SD, Wild, Spain. |
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Essential oil for use in aromatherapy
Aromatherapy Characteristics and Uses
Research on the use of Rosemary
essential oil
Rosemarinus officinalis, R.
coronarium
Family - Lamiaceae
Region = Tunisia, France, and
Spain
Color = clear to a slight yellow tint
Aroma = Strong, minty, camphoraceous
with a slightly woody scent
Plant Description: The plant is a
shrubby bush 6 feet tall with silvery-green, needle-shaped leaves and pale
blue flowers. The bush is strongly aromatic.
Aromatherapy Uses
Rosemary essential oil is a popular oil in Aromatherapy where it revives,
warms, stimulates and restores. Excellent for refreshing tired muscles, feet and
mind, allowing concentration. One notable characteristic of this oil is
that it can provide effective pain relief without the sedative properties of
many other oils that provide pain relief. Perfect in sports rubs to maintain
suppleness. Helps combat water retention and cellulite. Good hair tonic. An
'ideal pick me up'. Combats fatigue and clears stuffy atmosphere. Rosemary
essential oil's effect on the central nervous system suggests that it might be
of some help in degenerative conditions such as multiple sclerosis or chronic
fatigue syndrome.
Source: leaves or flowering tops
production method: steam distillation
traditional use: antiseptic, muscle relaxant, soothing agent, skin conditioner
Perfume Note=Middle
Blends with: lavender, lavandin, citronella, thyme, basil,
peppermint, labdanum, elemi, cedarwood, cinnamon
Main constituents:- Borneol, camphene, camphor, cineol, lineol, pinene,
terpineol.
Precaution = Do not use when pregnant, or with high blood pressure, epilepsy,
mild skin irritant.
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Note: This information is a summary of data from books and articles by
various authors. It is not intended to replace the advice or attention of health
care professionals.
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