Phytosun AromsOrganic Rosemary 1.8 Cineole Essential Oil supports healthy breathing, boosts mental energy, and revitalizes hair. Organic, pure, and versatile.
A small, evergreen shrub common in the garrigue of the Mediterranean region of North Africa. The leaves are linear, leathery, evergreen, with parallel margins that are rolled inward. The flowers are bluish, sometimes white. Organic Rosemary 1.8 Cineole provides an essential oil similar to eucalyptus radiata and ravintsara. As such, it is used for the same indications and is combined with one or the other to achieve a greater synergistic effect.
Organic Rosemary 1.8-cineoleessential oil has anti-inflammatory properties by inhibiting leukocyte migration, as well as analgesic properties. It is antimicrobial. It is an antibacterial and antifungal essential oil; it reduces the resistance of Escherichia coli to antibiotics and of Candida albicans to antifungals. It is also an antioxidant and a DNA protector. This essential oil is an expectorant and a pulmonary antiseptic. It is also a revulsive.
Organic Rosemary 1.8-Cineole Essential Oil is used for the following therapeutic indications:
Phytosun Aroms’ Organic Rosemary Cineole Essential Oil is a high-quality natural product extracted from the Rosmarinus officinalis plant, grown according to organic farming standards. This essential oil is renowned for its many health benefits, including its stimulating, toning, decongestant, and anti-infective effects.
Rosemary Cineole Essential Oil is obtained by steam distillation of the aerial parts of the rosemary plant. This essential oil is characterized by its high cineole content—also known as eucalyptol—which gives it its unique pharmacological properties. Phytosun Aroms’ Organic Rosemary Cineole is certified organic, guaranteeing its purity and quality.
Rosemary Cineole essential oil has stimulating and invigorating properties that make it an ideal choice for combating mental and physical fatigue. Its refreshing and revitalizing scent helps stimulate the senses and increase alertness, making it a valuable ally during periods of low energy or poor concentration.
Thanks to its high cineole content, Rosemary Cineole Essential Oil has remarkable respiratory decongestant properties. It helps clear the airways in cases of nasal congestion, sinusitis, or bronchitis, thereby promoting easier breathing and rapid relief from respiratory symptoms.
Cineole Rosemary essential oil also has powerful anti-infective properties, helping to combat bacterial, viral, and fungal infections. It is particularly effective at strengthening the immune system and preventing respiratory, skin, and intestinal infections. Its antimicrobial action makes it a wise choice for treating infectious conditions and supporting overall health.
We also offerRosemary (Verbenone) essential oil from Phytosun Aroms, a laboratory specializing in aromatherapy, at the best price in our online pharmacy.
For a toning massage: Dilute 2 to 3 drops in a teaspoon of vegetable oil. Apply to the chest or back to soothe the bronchial tubes, or to tired muscles.
For hair care: Mix 1 drop with a dose of mild shampoo. Massage into the scalp, leave on for a few minutes, then rinse.
Precautions
Is it suitable for children?
It is not recommended for children under 6 years of age, nor for pregnant or breastfeeding women.
Is it suitable for athletes?
Absolutely! It’s very effective when used in a post-workout massage to aid muscle recovery, thanks to its toning, circulation-boosting, and slightly warming properties.
How do you use it on your hair?
Add 1 to 2 drops to a dollop of shampoo or dilute it in a vegetable oil for a scalp massage.
Ingredients:
Organic Rosemary 1.8-cineole Essential Oil by Phytosun Aroms
Rosmarinus officinalis CT cineole
Aromatic compounds: Organic 1.8-Cineole (10% camphor)
Distilled part: flowering tops
Packaging:
10 mL dropper bottle. Available at the best price in our online pharmacy.
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