Tisserand Organic Rosemary Essential Oil
Tisserand Organic Rosemary Pure Essential Oil is distilled from the young leaves and shoots of the herb and is refreshing and stimulating for the mind, aiding concentration and improving memory, while it is also great for boosting circulation in the body.
Rosemary is widely recognised for promoting hair growth. There is also evidence to suggest that rosemary is an effective and natural, mild pain reliever.
9ml.
- Extraction Method: Steam distillation
- Plant Part: Leaves
- Aroma: Warm, herbal and woody
- Fragrance Family: Herbal
- Perfumery Note: Middle
- Consistency and Colour: Thin and colourless
- Shelf Life: Once opened, store in a cool dark place and use within 12 months.
Key Properties:
- Aids ability to focus
- Stimulates memory
- Boosts circulation
If you are using your essential oils to promote hair growth, we recommend that you use them topically.
Applying essential oils to the skin or scalp:
A popular way to enjoy your essential oils is to simply apply them to your skin or scalp for absorption – though never directly on the skin, but always mixed and diluted with a carrier oil such as Sweet Almond Oil.
For external use only. Rosemary should not be used by people with epilepsy or high blood pressure. Do not use undiluted on the skin. Avoid contact with sensitive areas, such as eyes. Do not use essential oils on children under 5 years old. Consult your healthcare professional before using essential oils during pregnancy. Best kept in a cool dry place. Naturally occurring allergens: Limonene, Linalool. May produce an allergic reaction.
100% Rosmarinus officinalis (rosemary) leaf oil
Rosemary Essential Oil stimulates circulation and reduces inflammation. As a result, it could prevent hair follicles from being starved of blood supply, dying off, and leading to hair loss.
Beyond stimulating hair growth, Rosemary Essential Oil may also help dry or itchy scalp.
Why choose Tisserand essential oils?
Tisserand Finest Quality Promise:
Tisserand understand Essential Oils like no other and never compromise on quality, using only 100% natural, pure, essential oils. From sourcing to blending, Tisserand's expertise and integrity ensure you can trust in their knowledge and explore the benefits of aromatherapy with the finest oils.
Tisserand only work with responsible partners who meet their high ethical and quality standards.
Tisserand Ingredients:
Sourced from around the world, all Tisserand essential oils are 100% pure organic, wild crafted or ethically harvested and this is clearly stated on each of theiroils. But what’s the difference?
Organic – Tisserand only use the Soil Association Organic accreditation on products when the ingredients are 100% organic. This applies not only to their essential oils, but all their products. Tisserand never claim a product or ingredient as organic unless it is 100%.
Certified organic essential oils are derived from plants that have been grown without the use of man-made fertilisers, herbicides or pesticides. Instead, it uses ecosystem management methods to maintain the health of both plant and soil instead, guaranteeing there are no inputs such as genetic modification or irradiation. The benefits of organic agriculture include no pollution of the local air or groundwater and no synthetic chemicals in the plant or its essential oil, while maintaining the viability of the local environment. International standards are set by IFOAM (the International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements), which also accredits many certifying bodies, for example the Soil Association or French Ecocert.
Wild Crafted – Wild crafted essential oils are derived from plants that are not cultivated, but are gathered from their wild habitat. Although they are not organic, they are grown in their natural habitat, in conditions favourable to the health of the plant. Care is also taken to remain as sustainable as possible.
Ethically Harvested – An ethically harvested essential oil is derived from a herb, shrub or tree that is consciously cultivated in its natural environment to ensure the species grows in abundance and is not depleted. As far as aromatic plants are concerned, species depletion is only rarely a problem with herbs (which are mostly easy to grow in quantity) but tends to be more of an issue with slow-growing trees.
