Roman Chamomile Essential Oil (Anthemis nobilis)

Aroma  Roman Chamomile essential oil has a sweet middle note smell, similar to sweet apples. The plant  Roman Chamomile is also known as English chamomile, sweet chamomile and garden  chamomile. It is a delicate daisy-like flower that originates from Europe, with white petals and  yellow centre. The flower is indigenous to England but now widely cultivated in Germany, France and Morocco.  Affects  Chamomile oil is rich in Azulene, a power anti-inflammatory that is formed during the extraction process. The oil is used by aromatherapists for relaxation, peace and patience and is  renowned for its calming, soothing, properties, both physically and emotionally.  When used in skin treatments, chamomile oil has the ability to smooth out broken capillaries  and improve elasticity. It is very affective as soothing dry, irritated skin.  Chamomile oil, in a diluted form, is suitable for young children to soothe and calm.  Chemical constituents  Angelic, Methacrylic, Tiglic (Acid), Azuline (Sesquiterpene).  Blending  Chamomile blends well with bergamot, lavender, jasmine, tea tree, grapefruit, lemon, geranium, patchouli, rose geranium and ylang-ylang.

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Some suggested directions for use: Dilute 6-10 drops, add to bath. Mix 5 drops with water to use in an oil burner.  Mix 6-10 drops with hot water as an inhalation.  Mix 5 drops per 10ml of carrier oil for massage. Can be applied direct to skin problem areas (avoid if over-sensitive). Precautions: Do not take internally unless prescribed Keep away from children and eyes. Avoid during early pregnancy as it is an emmenagogue (stimulates blood flow to the pelvis and uterus). If oil gets into eyes splash out with water, seek medical advice if necessary. If unfamiliar with essential oils seek advice from a practitioner.