Rosemary ct Camphor Oil
Rosmarinus officinalis ct camphor/Salvia rosmarinus
90
$10.00 USD
Description
Herbal, woody, and freshly camphor-like rosemary ct. camphor essential oil awakens the senses and sharpens the mind! It’s been used throughout history for concentration, especially when mental performance needs to be sharp and clear. Rosemary oil can also help ease soreness out of the body, inviting vigor and strength. Our certified organic rosemary ct. camphor essential oil is steam distilled from the flowers, leaves, and twigs of plants grown in the Spanish countryside. We carry two chemotypes of rosemary essential oil—the camphor chemotype has a slightly sharper, more energizing aroma.
Relieve - Soreness
Sitting at a desk can be rough on your neck and shoulders. Make a massage oil with rosemary ct. camphor.
Energy - Focus
Check off items on your to-do list with efficiency—diffuse rosemary ct. camphor to boost your productivity.
Purify - Germs
Protect your health against germs! Make a purifying moisturizer with rosemary ct. camphor in unscented, natural lotion.
Product Properties
Country
Spain
Plant Part
Aerial
Cultivation
Certified Organic
Chemical Families
Monoterpenes
Oxides
Ketones
Botanical Families
Lamiaceae
Extraction Method
Steam Distilled
Therapeutic Properties
Analgesic
Antimicrobial
Antispasmodic
Antifungal
Antioxidant
Anti-inflammatory
Astringent
Notes
Top-middle
Aromas
Resinous
Woodsy
Fresh
Herbaceous
Strong
Safety & Shelf Life
Shelf Life
4 years
Safety & Warnings
Non-toxic, non-irritating. If oxidized, may cause skin irritation or sensitization. For:
- Epilepsy - Essential Oil Safety by Tisserand and Young (second edition), suggests avoiding rosemary ct camphor at levels higher than 16%.
- Blood pressure - there is no evidence that Rosemary raises blood pressure.
- Pregnancy - the camphor content is not high enough to be contraindicated during pregnancy. As an extra safety precaution, however, you may choose to avoid Rosemary ct. camphor during pregnancy.
- Children - avoid any rosemary chemotype to or near the face of infants or children under 5 years old. Use with caution for children between 5-10 years old.