Popular in aromatherapy, Rosemary Oil has an uplifting, rich and warm aroma that will leave you feeling invigorated and revitalised. Certified cruelty free and vegan friendly Steam distilled Cineole type Stimulating and concentration boosting Ideal for diffusing and massage oil blends Powerful hair and scalp benefits Frequently used in DIY green cleaning and household products Can be used to fragrance DIY skin and haircare products Middle perfumery note Blends well with Basil, Ginger, Lemon, Orange, Peppermint, and Tea Tree Rosemary Essential Oil N° 108
MassageUse in a massage blend with a carrier oil, to enjoy the invigorating and rejuvenating powers of Rosemary Oil. We recommend Sweet Almond #215, Grapeseed #210 or Coconut Oil #203. BeautyAdd a couple of drops to your cleanser, toner or moisturiser.Add a couple of drops to your shampoo or try creating an intensive hair mask combining Rosemary Essential Oil with a carrier oil. We recommend Extra Virgin Olive Oil #223 or Avocado #231. DilutionDilute at a percentage of 1% of the finished blend, typically 20 drops or 1ml of essential oil to 100ml of carrier oil. Do not use undiluted on the skin. You can use up to 3% dilution for use on your body or in the bath. Consult your doctor or midwife before using during pregnancy. Top TipUse as an ingredient in your homemade lotions, balm, creams and serums.Add to 10 drops to 50ml of white vinegar in a spray bottle and use as a multipurpose air freshener and surface cleaner. Add to 20 drops or 1ml to 100ml of Organic Castile Soap #407 for an antibacterial hand wash/dish soap.Add a few drops to your diffuser or oil burner and immerse yourself in the calming yet uplifting aroma of Rosemary Essential Oil. MassageUse in a massage blend with a carrier oil, to enjoy the invigorating and rejuvenating powers of Rosemary Oil. We recommend Sweet Almond #215, Grapeseed #210 or Coconut Oil #203. BeautyAdd a couple of drops to your cleanser, toner or moisturiser.Add a couple of drops to your shampoo or try creating an intensive hair mask combining Rosemary Essential Oil with a carrier oil. We recommend Extra Virgin Olive Oil #223 or Avocado #231. DilutionDilute at a percentage of 1% of the finished blend, typically 20 drops or 1ml of essential oil to 100ml of carrier oil. Do not use undiluted on the skin. You can use up to 3% dilution for use on your body or in the bath. Consult your doctor or midwife before using during pregnancy. Top TipUse as an ingredient in your homemade lotions, balm, creams and serums.Add to 10 drops to 50ml of white vinegar in a spray bottle and use as a multipurpose air freshener and surface cleaner. Add to 20 drops or 1ml to 100ml of Organic Castile Soap #407 for an antibacterial hand wash/dish soap.Add a few drops to your diffuser or oil burner and immerse yourself in the calming yet uplifting aroma of Rosemary Essential Oil.
Key FactsLatin Name: Rosmarinus OfficinalisOrigin: SpainExtraction Method: Steam distilledColour: Colourless to pale yellowOdour: Fresh, strong, clean, woody, herbal scentVegan: YesOrganic: NoMSDS documentation: Click here Indications This product cannot be guaranteed free from traces of nuts or other allergens. Seek medical advice before use if you are pregnant or suffering from any medical conditions or allergies. Always conduct a patch test before using any new product. Store in a cool dry place away from sunlight. As our products are natural, the colour and odour may vary from batch to batch. We are continually improving our products and so on occasion the product you receive may differ slightly in appearance from images displayed on our website. But don’t worry, it doesn’t affect the quality or performance of your product – it’s just down the natural and organic variations in our ingredients. We describe and promote our products in good faith. The information given with regard to the beneficial properties of our products (including medicinal and beauty) depend on popular opinion. We do not express these thoughts as facts. The beneficial effects of our products may vary depending on the user.
