Rosemary essential oil Germany

Rosemary essential oil has strong bactericidal, disinfectant and regenerating properties.

It is a useful medicinal plant as well as a classic spice. It used to be believed that rosemary has magical, healing powers. He was credited with protection from evil spirits, improved memory and magical rejuvenation.

Rosemary was called “sea dew” because of the legend that the foam of the Mediterranean Sea turned rosemary flowers a stunning azure color.

Today's Spain, France and Tunisia are the main suppliers of this essential oil. In addition to these countries, rosemary is also grown in Turkey, Greece, Algeria, and Russia.

Features of rosemary essential oil

INCI: Rosmarinus officinalis Essential Oil Appearance: colorless or yellowish liquid, with a characteristic fresh, herbaceous, minty-bitter aroma and woody-balsamic, spicy-bitter notes Country of origin of raw materials: Germany Solubility: insoluble in water Preparation method: steam distillation Active ingredients: borneol, cineol, camphene, camphor, pinene

Beneficial features

Rosemary oil is one of the most valuable and best oils in aromatherapy. Its properties are widely used in cooking and cosmetology.

Rosemary is a strong antioxidant. It is considered an aphrodisiac.

It has an astringent, deodorizing, anti-inflammatory, tonic, anti-cellulite effect.

Rosemary essential oil is recommended for headaches, muscle pain, and migraines. In a massage mixture, rosemary helps promote deeper relaxation and relieve fatigue.

Rosemary relieves inflammation, works as an antiseptic in the healing of wounds and burns.

It is used for compresses, rubbing, and also inhalations in case of common respiratory diseases.

Rosemary essential oil improves blood circulation and tones the skin. Therefore, it is added to anti-cellulite skin care programs and hair care products.

Rosemary relieves fatigue and even helps bring a person out of fainting.

Try the tonic composition for the aroma lamp: 3k litsea, 3k rosemary, 3k cedar, 2k lemon.

Cosmetic uses of rosemary essential oil

The cosmetic properties of rosemary essential oil are very diverse. Of these, we will highlight the most important:

restores skin, softens rough areas; tones and evens out the microrelief; affects the process of sebum production, improves the condition of oily and problematic skin; fights rashes, eczema, boils; heals wounds, treats inflammation, relieves irritation; fights cellulite; helps speed up wound healing; removes dandruff, stops hair loss, stimulates hair growth; cleanses and tightens pores; relieves swelling, eliminates vascular networks on the face, age spots.

Application for body

Tones, improves general condition; Treats fungal diseases; Great for massage; Fights cellulite; Softens the skin on the elbows and heels; Promotes the resorption of scars; Deodorizes; Relieves muscle fatigue; Eliminates swelling.

Application for face

It helps very well in caring for oily skin, as it regulates the functioning of glands, eliminates shine, cleanses pores and visibly tightens them, making the skin matte; Suitable for aging skin, tones and stimulates the skin, restores elasticity, reduces the number of pigment spots; Copes well with swelling, tightens contours, reduces bags under the eyes; Helps smooth out wrinkles, evens out the relief; Reduces the number of spider veins, in other words eliminates rosacea; Precisely burns pimples, fights acne, rashes, boils.

Application for hair

Enriches ready-made products, including hair balms and shampoos; Helps overcome dandruff, baldness, itching, stimulates active hair growth, gives it shine and radiance.

Rosemary is famous for its deodorizing properties; it effectively aromatizes and freshens the air. Up to 5 drops are enough for one use of the aroma lamp.

Rosemary essential oil helps cope with daily fatigue from work.

Its aroma wonderfully relieves stress and at the same time helps to concentrate and remember large amounts of information.

Rosemary is considered an aphrodisiac, which in its properties liberates, relaxes and enhances the senses.

Rosemary essential oil will work well in combination with others: lavender, pine, citronella, thyme, eucalyptus, cinnamon, nutmeg.

Input percentage:

0.5-2% for cosmetics; up to 3% for medicinal and cosmetic products.

Dosage in drops (approximate):

1k/50ml water for mouth rinse; 3k/10g for adding to emulsions; 5k/25ml for detergents; 5k/5ml base oil for rubbing; 5-8k/500ml water for compresses; up to 5k in aroma lamp; 3-5k/5ml of emulsifier for air deodorization spray. up to 5/7 drops for a full bath (we use an emulsifier).

Any essential oil does not dissolve in water. It is necessary to use an emulsifier - a substance that will help dissolve the essential oil. This can be salt, sugar, honey, alcohol, polysorbates.

Features: Rosemary essential oil should be used with extreme caution by hypertensive patients and people prone to seizures. It should not be used by pregnant or lactating women, those with epilepsy, or children under 5-7 years of age. Do not exceed recommended dosages.

Storage: in a dark glass container, in a dry place, avoid heating.