NANGA

Rosemary oil 100% essential

10ml

Rosemary oil is obtained from the flowering shoots of rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis), a low, aromatic shrub native to the Mediterranean region.

Rosemary oil smells exceptionally fresh and crisp. It seems frosty – inhaled from a tissue it leaves a feeling of coolness in the nostrils, and applied to the skin without dilution it stings like snow. Its scent is light and pleasant, menthol-herbal. It immediately invigorates the mind and puts in a good mood. It blends perfectly with the scent of lavender oil in a 1:1 ratio.

Rosemary oil is particularly valued for its ability to relieve muscle and joint pain. It also unclogs the respiratory tract, helps reduce cellulite, and has an antiseptic effect on the skin. But most interestingly, there are reports of its positive effect on cognitive abilities, and this is supported by clinical studies.

In a 2012 study by Moss and Oliver, participants were exposed to the scent of rosemary oil while solving mental tasks. The control group worked in rooms with a neutral scent. It turned out that people inhaling rosemary oil achieved better results than the control group and also dealt with the tasks much faster. 1,8-cineole – the active ingredient of the oil responsible for its positive effect on cognitive functions – circulated in the blood of the subjects. The higher its concentration, the better the results of the tasks solved [1].

Another interesting study was conducted by Sayorwan et al. in 2013. Volunteers were subjected to inhalation of rosemary oil (there was also a control group and a group inhaling almond oil). Then, the subjects underwent EEG and a series of tests on the nervous system and mood. Those who inhaled rosemary oil experienced an increase in heart rate and blood pressure, as well as changes in the image of brain waves. The subjects felt more lively and “refreshed”, but at the same time calm and relaxed [2].

The healing properties of rosemary were known and appreciated in ancient times. Its positive effect on concentration and memory was used by Greek and Roman scholars, who wore wreaths made from its shoots. Rosemary ointments were rubbed into aching muscles and joints, and infusions prepared from its leaves were drunk for liver problems and during abundant feasts to improve digestion.

FEATURES

• The main advantage of rosemary oil is its analgesic effect. Used in massage or bathing, it has a great effect on tired muscles, relaxes them and supports their regeneration. Additionally, it soothes rheumatic pain.

• Used in aromatherapy, it has a fantastic effect on the nervous system. It strengthens memory, promotes learning and aids concentration. It soothes the nerves and relieves headaches. Its scent brings joy and peace.

• Steam inhalation with rosemary oil helps to clear and cleanse the respiratory tract, unblocks the blocked nose and sinuses, and makes breathing easier.

• Rosemary oil kills bacteria and fungi, so it is worth using it to disinfect minor wounds, the mouth and throat, to care for skin affected by infection, and to disinfect the air and various surfaces.

• When regularly rubbed into the skin (in dilution), it stimulates blood circulation and stimulates skin detoxification processes, facilitating the reduction of cellulite.

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APPLICATION

• for learning and intellectual work
• for massaging muscles and joints after intense physical exercise
• for inhalation in case of cough, blocked nose and sinuses, respiratory infections, asthma
• for massaging skin affected by cellulite
• for disinfection of skin and mucous membranes

COMPOSITION

Rosemary oil 100%. No additives. Top quality!

HOW TO USE

• Aromatherapy burner – fill the aromatherapy burner with water and add 3-10 drops of oil. Light a candle at the bottom. Stay close to the burner to inhale as many volatile compounds as possible.

• Inhalation – Add 3-5 drops of oil to hot water, cover your head with a towel and inhale the rising steam for 5-10 minutes. Be careful not to get the steam in your eyes. You can also put a drop of oil on a tissue and inhale it several times a day.

• Bath – Add 5-15 drops of oil to a tub of hot water and mix well. Soak in the water for at least 20 minutes. Do not use detergents (it is best to take a shower before bathing with oils).

• Massage – add 30 drops of oil to 50 ml of carrier oil (e.g. sweet almond) and mix. You can warm the oil up a bit. Use for sports massage, massage into tired muscles and aching joints. If you want to reduce cellulite, rub the oil vigorously into your skin every morning or evening.

Other

• Add 2 – 3 drops of oil to a portion of shampoo before use.
• Mix 3-4 drops of oil with a tablespoon of carrier oil and rub into feet affected by fungus.

COMBINES WELL WITH

Rosemary oil combines well with essential oils of: lavender, basil, peppermint, thyme, lemongrass and chamomile.

CONTRAINDICATIONS AND WARNINGS

Pregnancy and breastfeeding, hypersensitivity to the oil.

Due to its stimulating and stimulating effects on the nervous system, it should not be used by people suffering from hypertension and epilepsy.

Using the oil during pregnancy may cause genital congestion and, ultimately, even miscarriage.

PLANT CHARACTERISTICS

Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis) is cultivated in many regions of the world, and grows wild in the Mediterranean countries, the Canary Islands, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Turkey and the southern Balkans.

Rosemary is an evergreen shrub from the mint family (Lamiaceae). In natural conditions, it reaches 2 to 3 m in height. Its leaves are small, narrow and dark green, somewhat reminiscent of needles and have an intense scent. Rosemary flowers bloom from late March to early June. They are white, light blue or blue-violet in color. They are small and gathered in racemes.

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

• Country of origin France

• Method of obtaining: steam distillation

• Part of the plant used: herb

• Color: clear, colorless to pale yellow

• Fragrance intensity: intense, very refreshing, herbal fragrance.

• Main ingredients: 1,8-cineole 38-55%, borneol 8-20%, borneol esters 2-7%, camphor 10-25%, pinene 15-25%, verbenone 1-8%, terpineol 12%, camphene 5%

• Consistency: rare

• Flash point 48°C

• Relative density 0.91 g/ml

• Allergens citronellol < 0.1%, eugenol < 0.1%, geraniol < 0.1%, linalool < 2%, limonene < 5%

BIBLIOGRAPHY

1. Plasma 1,8-cineole correlates with cognitive performance following exposure to rosemary essential oil aroma. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

2. Effects of Inhaled Rosemary Oil on Subjective Feelings and Activities of the Nervous System. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

3. Aromatherapy and other natural therapies. Rea. 2006.

4. https://klaudynahebda.pl

5. https://pl.wikipedia.org

• Country of origin: France
• Aroma: herbal, sweet, fresh
• Fragrance Note: Top Note, Heart Note
• Application: massage, bath, inhalation, fireplace, cellulite, concentration
• Warnings: do not use during pregnancy, do not use on small children, for external use, use diluted, avoid contact with eyes

Manufacturer: NANGA

Packaging: 10 ml