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Chamomile, English

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It’s been several years since we’ve stocked our English Chamomile (my favorite distiller retired and I lost my source). We have finally imported more, because you requested it. Aromatically this British grown specimen is not quite as sweet as the French Roman Chamomile Oil we also carry. The color, fresh from the still was a transparent aquamarine. As it ages it is turning a soft green-yellow. The scent is gentle, floral and sweet. English chamomile is, a wonderfully relaxing essential oil. Half a dozen drops in the bath, or one drop on a pillowcase and you may count on a night of undisturbed sleep. It has all the relaxing and pain relieving benefits of our other anthemis nobilis specimen. SHELF LIFE: Approximately 2 to 3 years after you open the bottle. Storing dark, refrigerated, and decanting half full bottles into smaller, full bottles will extend shelf life. Certificate of Analysis: 2014 Batch No: EN-EC 15.152 Batch No. EN-EC 16.283429 Batch No. EN-58601 Batch No. UK-58800 Photo courtesy of Gabriel Mojay, taken at our distiller’s farm. Anthemis nobilis (syn Chamaemelum nobile), ethically farmed, steam-distilled flowers, England •Sleep, Sedative •Calming, Relaxing •Headache, Pain Relief

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Anthemis nobilis (syn Chamaemelum nobile)
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Source document archivedLinked from this productAnalysis: May 12, 12:00 AM UTC
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40,6 LINALOOL0.06%No comparable range0 matched historical reportsContext not comparable
76,1 EUGENOL0.06%No comparable range0 matched historical reportsContext not comparable
2 measurements in this report · 2 shownObserved history is not a specification or a purity test.

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