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BILOVIT Natural Rosemary Essential Oil, 100% organic, 10 ml
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5907678401182
5907678401182
Rosemary oil is a product obtained from the rosemary bush. It has antiseptic, tonic, bactericidal, antirheumatic, antidepressant and warming properties. Relieves headaches and symptoms of fatigue. It affects the nervous system, improving thought processes and increasing concentration. Strengthens the immune system. It stimulates circulation, regulates blood pressure and stimulates the heart. It has strong antiseptic properties that are used for upper respiratory tract infections. It helps reduce menstrual disorders and reduces the visibility of cellulite.
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Rosemary oil is suitable for use on the skin, in the form of massage, inhalation, bathing or rinsing. It is successfully used in medicine and cosmetics. It fights wonderfully against skin infections, acne and seborrhea.
It helps in the treatment of bacterial and viral infections of the throat, sinuses, bronchi and lungs. Regular use of rosemary oil strengthens immunity and protects the immune system. Moreover, rosemary oil used in aromatherapy improves well-being and facilitates healthy, relaxing sleep.
Origin of the raw material: Rosemary is a plant that has been cultivated for thousands of years. It grows in large numbers throughout the Mediterranean basin. The exact region of origin is unknown.
Effect: antiseptic, warming, tonic
Smell: fresh, herbal, sweet, slightly pharmaceutical
Color: transparent to light yellow
Note: hearts
Recommended application: for massage, for inhalation, for bathing, in a diffuser
Contraindications: May irritate sensitive skin. Do not use on any wounds or irritations. Not suitable for children, pregnant and breastfeeding women.
The following oils go well with it: citronella, juniper, cajeput, marjoram
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Specific References
Rosmarinus Officinalis Leaf Oil, Limonene*, Linalool*
* ingredient naturally occurring in the oil.
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