Description:

Rosemary oil is recommended for people suffering from reduced immunity.

Moreover, rosemary oil has a positive effect on the processes of concentration and memory, making it ideal for aromatizing office rooms where intellectual work is carried out.

In aromatherapy literature, rosemary oil is indicated to have antibacterial, antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties, which is why its fragrance is often invaluable in times of frequent colds, chronic fatigue and stress. When used in massage, it relieves muscular and rheumatic pains. Supports the female hormonal system.

An interesting fact is that rosemary oil also has positive properties when it comes to skin care. It is recommended to be used primarily for oily and mixed skin with problems such as acne or enlarged pores. In addition, it strengthens the skin, eliminates cellulite, reduces scars and stretch marks. It is used in the fight against acne and in many cosmetic products. It is also an excellent aphrodisiac.

From where:

Rosmarinus Officinalis leaf oil, limonene, linalool

How to use:

Most often, rosemary oil is used to aromatize rooms. Just combine 4-6 drops with 1 liter of water and spread the solution using a diffuser, air humidifier or sprayer. Add 1 drop of rosemary oil to the base oil or cosmetic preparation for massage or skin care. Rosemary oil goes well with pine, iodine or clove oil.