Important consumer information!
No drug and no medicine 100% essential oil
Could trigger allergies!
Never use the essential oil pure and undiluted.
In pregnancy, one should always exercise caution in the use of essential oils, as some of the contained ingredients may have harmful effects on the nervous system of the embryo.
Keep in a cool place and out of the reach of children.
In case of contact with eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of water and seek medical advice.
Rosemary oil (Rosmarinus officinalis)
It is no coincidence that rosemary has been named Medicinal Plant of the Year twice in recent years. The Mediterranean-origin herb is one of the oldest, best-known and, above all, most versatile medicinal plants with a wide variety of effects. He plays a major role in liver and gall bladder, to stimulate the heart and circulation, hair loss and nervous disorders or problems with the muscles. This is mainly due to its circulation-promoting effect. Rosemary not only stimulates the body but also the mind and soul. He is known for his memory and concentration-promoting effects and helps against listlessness and weakness.
Rosemary oil for hair and scalp
Rosemary has long been known as a hair care agent. Rosemary not only helps against dandruff but also stimulates hair growth through its circulation-promoting effect and can thus be used for hair loss.
Skin care with rosemary oil
The circulation-enhancing and mildly antiseptic effect of rosemary oil makes it a perfect skin care product that cares for even small quantities and can be used against pimples, impure skin, cellulitis and athlete's foot. As a steam bath, massage oil, bath or tonic rosemary can be used for skin care.