10ml factory supply private label rosemary essential oil pure for moisturizing

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Rosemary Tunisia Essential Oil is a heady, camphoraceous scent that is fresh, strong herbaceous. It is similar to lavender put with pronounced medicinal notes and a wood-balsamic undertone. It is popular in aromatherapy and is used as a brain booster. Used in a diffuser it increases mental alertness, reduces depression and improves both memory and mood. It even boosts self-esteem!

Rosemary is a truly versatile oil that has many health benefits as well. It aids in respiration. It is a natural pain reliever that helps soothe muscle aches and pain. It aids in digestion and sooths upset stomachs. It helps ease headaches and hangovers. It helps with prostate issues. Also useful for earaches. For your skin rosemary has antiitch, anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. It has antibacterial and anti-fungal properties that make it a natural sanitizer. It makes a natural insecticide to keep pests away. Rosemary is also very popular in shampoos and conditioners because it does wonderful things for your hair.

Botanical Name: Rosmarinus Officinalis

Warning: Essential oils are for external use only.

Benefits of Rosemary Essential Oil

• Improves Hair Growth
• Improves Memory
• Improves Mood
• Reduces Depression
• Increases Alertness
• Soothes Digestion
• Heals Prostate
• Relieves Muscle Aches And Pain
• Improve Self Esteem
• Anti-Itch
• Helps Treat Earaches
• Heals Hangovers
• Natural Insecticide
• Anti-Inflammatory
• Antioxidant
• Antiseptic
• Antibacterial
• Anti-Fungal

Rosemary oil is an essential oil extracted from the leaves of the rosemary plant, also known as Rosmarinus officinalis. Rosemary belongs to the same plant family as mint, and it has a woody scent that enhances both culinary dishes and beauty products. In ancient times, the citizens of Rome used rosemary for religious purposes, and the herb’s medicinal benefits were documented in the sixteenth century by Paracelsus, a German-Swiss doctor and botanist. Paracelsus asserted rosemary could heal the liver, heart, and brain and fortify the body. Modern scientific studies have proven many of his assertions correct.