10ml ROSEMARY OIL

THIS IS A VERY LIMITED RUN

Using Steam Distillation, I have procured the oil from the Risemary plant. It is pure, and I distill in small batches to guarantee freshness.

Rosemary oil ais strongly antiseptic, and are stimulant, and diuretic. They are also useful in rheumatic and respiratory connditions. I find rosemary useful for mental and physical tiredness and depression, for liver and respiratory problems and for rheumatism To combat weariness, you could put a little of the essential oil in the bath – 10 drops or so which will be stimulant and tonic. Another way of combating tiredness or depression (rosemary has always been thought of as a cheering herb), is to store some of the fresh herb or a few drops of the oil on a tissue, with your clothes and bedlinen: in bed and during the day, you will be comforted by the aroma. Rosemary tea is good for liver problems, major and minor. After a heavy or fatty meal, for instance, drink two cups of rosemary tea instead of coffee. This oil can also be used to relive rheumatic aches and pains, and is tonic and stimulant for children and old people who have been ill. To counteract the breathing problems of asthma, a little essential oil, rubbed gently into the chest, solar plexus, forehead and sinus areas can help. Drops of rosemary oil can also be used in the bath to help itchy skins (about 10 per bath), and a few drops in the bidet can act as a natural antiseptic for mild irritations. Rosemary is perhaps best known, though, for its effectiveness as a hair treatment. It is tonic and conditioning for dark hair especially, and helps retain the colour. A little oil can be added to shampoos or rinses (or the fresh herb can be infused for a final rinse). Rosemary shampoo lotions can help hair problems such as dandruff and alopecia. Rosemary hair oil can be added to your shampoo or conditioner