Rosemary c.t. Verbenone Essential Oil

Botanical Name: Rosemary officinalis c.t. 'Verbenone'

Rosemary is an evergreen perennial shrub that grows to a height of between 30-50 inches. The herbaceous plant hosts needle-like, silver green leaves and small tubular pale-blue flowers. Originating in the Mediterranean, the herb now grows throughout Europe, North America, the Middle East, and California. The name is derived from the Latin ros marinus meaning "rose of the sea."

This Rosemary verbenone is steam distilled from the leaves and tops of Rosemary plants organically grown in France.A strong pine, Eucalyptus and menthol top note, the middle notes are herbaceous and warm while the undertone is cooler and woody.

Companion oils include: Basil, Eucalyptus, Lavender, Marjoram, Peppermint and Pine.

The fragrance of Rosemary verbenone is less stimulating than Rosemary cineol. Due to its lower camphor yet higher verbenone and tissue regenerating ketone content, this verbenone chemotype of Rosemary is better suited for skin care and hair care.

Traditionally viewed as an exhilarating herb, naturally ruled by the Sun (a symbol of vitality and individuality), Rosemary oil was thought to renew enthusiasm while relieving gloom and despair. It was predominantly used to lower LDL cholesterol.

Antibacterial, Antiseptic, Antispasmodic, Expectorant, Mucolytic (See Definitions.)

Psychological:

• Invigorating
• Alleviates mental fatigue
• Balancing

Muscles & Joints:

• Relieves stiffness, cramping, and pain

Circulatory System:

• Can strengthen the heartbeat
• Encourages arterial blood-flow
• Can balance out low blood pressure (bringing more blood to hands and feet)

Respiratory System:

• Loosens and eliminates chest. lung sinus and throat congestion
• Combats all lung, sinus and throat infections

Rosemary c.t. verbenone is generally considered non-toxic, a non-irritant and non-sensitizing. It is a powerful oil however, and dilution is strongly recommended. This oil should be avoided by pregnant women and individuals with a history or family history with epilepsy.