Rosemary - (Rosmarinus Officinalis) 
Rosmarinus (meaning 'dew of the sea') is a genus of 3 species of hardy evergreen flowering shrub. Rosemary is one of the best known and most used of aromatic herbs. Rosemary has been used medicinally for centuries.
The essential oil: The flowering tops are distilled to produce the best oil. The oil is basically colourless, slightly pale yellow - green. The smell of the oil is camphory. The principal constituents are borneol (upto 15%), camphene, camphors, cineol lineol and a bitter principle, saponin.
Properties: Mucolytic, anticatarrhal, expectorant
Powerful Bactericide (golden staphylococcus, white staphylococcus, streptococcus,...)
Fungicide
Skin and Hair Conditioner
Directions: Pulmonary infection, bronchitis, ear infections, sinusitis
cystitis and candida
Chronic fatigue, asthenia, physical and intellectual overwork
Dandruff, hair loss
dyspepsia, indigestion, enterocolitis
External Use:Massage: Pulmonary disease: 5 to 6 drops 3 times a day on the chest and upper back
Inhalations
Add 2 drops to a dose of shampoo or day cream for revitalizing the hair and skin.
Antiseptic Inhalation: 5 drops Rosemary EO + 5 drops Eucalyptus EO+ 10 drop Lavender EO. Can also be diffused.
Synergies: Bronchitis: Eucalyptus.
Specalties: Beware of overdose. Use sparingly.
Caution: Keep out of reach of children. Some oils are prohibited to pregnant women and children. Keep away from flame.
Rosmarinus (meaning 'dew of the sea') is a genus of 3 species of hardy evergreen flowering shrub. Rosemary is one of the best known and most used of aromatic herbs. Rosemary has been used medicinally for centuries.
The essential oil: The flowering tops are distilled to produce the best oil. The oil is basically colourless, slightly pale yellow - green. The smell of the oil is camphory. The principal constituents are borneol (upto 15%), camphene, camphors, cineol lineol and a bitter principle, saponin.
Properties: Mucolytic, anticatarrhal, expectorant
Powerful Bactericide (golden staphylococcus, white staphylococcus, streptococcus,...)
Fungicide
Skin and Hair Conditioner
Directions: Pulmonary infection, bronchitis, ear infections, sinusitis
cystitis and candida
Chronic fatigue, asthenia, physical and intellectual overwork
Dandruff, hair loss
dyspepsia, indigestion, enterocolitis
External Use:Massage: Pulmonary disease: 5 to 6 drops 3 times a day on the chest and upper back
Inhalations
Add 2 drops to a dose of shampoo or day cream for revitalizing the hair and skin.
Antiseptic Inhalation: 5 drops Rosemary EO + 5 drops Eucalyptus EO+ 10 drop Lavender EO. Can also be diffused.
Synergies: Bronchitis: Eucalyptus.
Specalties: Beware of overdose. Use sparingly.
Caution: Keep out of reach of children. Some oils are prohibited to pregnant women and children. Keep away from flame.
