Cineol Rosemary - essential oil - organic

Cineol Rosemary - essential oil - organic

ROSMARINUS OFFICINALIS L. CINEOLIFERUM

Origin : Arôma'plantes

Distilled part : Flowers and leaves

Main components :A-pinene, 1,8-cineole, camphene

About the plant :

Known for its virtues for a very long time, the Egyptians used Rosemary in the tombs of the pharaohs because it was said to strengthen their souls. It was used for ceremonies such as weddings, where the bride and groom wore rosemary wreaths to symbolise love and fidelity, and it was burnt like lavender during plague epidemics to purify the air. This variety of Rosemary, which contains cineole, has nothing to do with Rosemary with camphor, which is better for muscles and digestion, and Rosemary with verbenone, which is indicated for liver disorders.

At Arôma'plantes :

We use the Cineol Rosemary Essential oil in our solid soap Bulles de Fraîcheur.

For your information :

Here are a few properties of Cineol Rosemary essential oil:

• Major anti-infective, bactericidal and fungicide, it fights any respiratory infection at every stage (prevention, care, convalescence).
• A good skin regenerator, it is recommended for acne-prone skin to regulate sebum and also for oily hair that lacks tone.
• It fights hair loss, revitalizes and eliminates dandruff.
• It is also a powerful anti-wrinkle.

All properties described here are from the bibliography and are provided for information purposes and should not be interpreted as medical prescriptions.

Arôma'plantes advice :

It is a perfect essential oil to integrate into a shampoo to fight against excess sebum and dandruff.

Tip from the Arôma'plantes team.

Safety precaution:

Product from organic farming certified by FR BIO 10 - Agriculture hors UE

Essential oil for food use

Therapeutic use of essential oils on medical advice .

Based on the bibliography :

Ma bible des huiles essentielles, Danièle Festy
Les propriétés physiques et psychiques des huiles essentielles, Dr Paul Dupont
Huiles essentielles chémotypées, A. Zhiri, D. Baudoux, M.L. Breda