- Source Plant: Rosmarinus officinalis comes from the needle-like leaves of a perennial herb belonging to the Lamiaceae family.
- Plant Part Used: Leaves.
- Extraction Method: Steam Distillation.
- Main Constituents: Most active chemical compounds include 1,8-cineole (commonly called eucalyptol) (38-55%); camphor (5-15%), and beta-pinene (4-9%).
- Related to mint and looking a bit like lavender, rosemary is one of the most commonly found aromatic wild plants of the Mediterranean landscape.
- Rosemary’s survival in rocky areas is owing to its drought-resistant nature, which requires very little water once it is established.
- It has leaves like flat pine needles touched with silver and typically grows to a height of 2-6 feet.
- Rosemary’s leaves are a popular culinary herb, which are often used to flavor roast meats and stuffings.
- Rosemary is used in various hair products, because it is thought to stimulate and strengthen the hair follicle.
- Experts relate the fragrance to pine needles; slightly resinous with a sweet scent.
Personal Care Products with Rosemary Oil:
- Orange Blossom Facial Wash
- Satin Facial Scrub
- Copaiba Vanilla Shampoo
- Copaiba Vanilla Conditioner
- Lavender Mint Shampoo
- Lavender Mint Conditioner
Household Products
- Thieves Dish Soap
- Thieves Fruit & Veggie Soak
- Thieves Fruit & Veggie Spray
- Thieves Laundry Soap
- Thieves Household Cleaner
- Thieves Spray
Personal Care Products
- Thieves AromaBright Toothpaste
- Thieves Dentarome Ultra Toothpaste
- Thieves Foaming Hand Soap
- Thieves Waterless Hand Purifier
- Thieves Mints
- To boost a feeling of clarity, add a drop to your hands, rub together, cup over your mouth and nose and inhale for up to a minute. Or diffuse rosemary oil when your children do their homework.
- The scent of the oil has been shown to provide relief from the symptoms of throat congestion, colds, sore throats.
- Rosemary oil has a mesmerizing aroma, which makes it an excellent inhalant.
- Diffuse rosemary oil to relieve symptoms of digestive discomfort such as flatulence, nausea, and intestinal tension.
- Add 1-3 drops of rosemary oil to your bath water. It can also be added into creams, lotions and shampoos.
- Spray a mixture of rosemary oil and water to remove bad odors.
- Rosemary is promoted for it’s ability to relieve pain. Small amounts of clove blended into massage oils can help to relieve stiff, aching muscles and rheumatic joint pain.
- Rosemary oil applied topically is often used for relieving digestive discomfort such as flatulence, stomach cramps, constipation, and bloating.
- Soothes burns, cuts, bruises, and other minor skin irritations.
- Massage one or two drops over your chest and throat every few hours to helps reduce symptoms of a cold or cough.
- Massage with rosemary oil to nourish your skin and soothe a dry flaky scalp. Rosemary oil can be used on your pets to help produce shiny coats.
- Young Living’s Rosemary essential oil has been registered by Health Canada as a natural health product (NHP).
- This means Health Canada regards it as a naturally occurring substance that is used to restore or maintain good health.
- As an NHP, bottles of Rosemary oil all have a Natural Product Number (NPN) on their labels.
- Rosemary NHP status allows you to make the claims that are described above.
- Always follow label for dilution instructions.
Mix the following ingredients for a diffuser blend:
- 3 drops of Young Living Rosemary essential oil
- 2 drops of Young Living Lemon essential oil
- 1 drop of Young Living Basil essential oil
Mix with 180ml of water in your diffuser to stimulate your brain’s memory activity and alertness.
Always consult “Guideline for safe use” when working with essential oils.
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