Hydrosol
Rosemary Hydrosol
Rosmarinus officinalis
Our certified organic rosemary hydrosol is steam distilled from the aromatic Rosmarinus officinalis plant cultivated in the USA. This hydrosol has a strong, herbaceous, woodsy, and fresh aroma. Rosemary is very energizing and uplifting and, traditionally, has been known to help with mental clarity. This hydrosol’s overall effect is sweet and cool and loaded with antimicrobial, antioxidant, and anti-inflammatory properties.
Benefits and uses
Rosemary is excellent for the skin. Besides brightening and clarifying all complexions, it can help calm irritations, blemishes, bumps, and roughness. It works on the middle layers of the skin, soothing and healing from the inside out. Rosemary is also analgesic, giving it a little extra punch in helping to relieve pain associated with various skin irritations.
Rosemary has also been shown to have antitussive and antispasmodic properties, making it useful for helping to soothe respiratory issues. We recommend using it via steam inhalation to help with your respiratory ailments. Rosemary may also be helpful for ear infection support. Use it as a hot compress over the entire ear. Additionally, rosemary is sometimes used for feminine hygiene purposes, as well.
Rosemary’s remarkable antimicrobial properties make it popular for adding to homemade cleaners. This rosemary hydrosol is excellent for using as a linen spray or surface disinfectant or using as a room spray or in place of water in a diffuser to help clear the air of unwanted microbial activity.
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Featured Book
- Catty, Suzanne. Hydrosols, The Next Aromatherapy. Vermont: Healing Arts Press. 2001
- Price, Len and Shirley Price. Understanding Hydrolats: The Specific Hydrosols for Aromatherapy. London: Churchill Livingston. 2004
- Picture from NAHA
Shelf Life
2years
Safety & Warnings
Avoid with high blood pressure and in the first trimester of pregnancy.
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