Chamomile (Roman) Essential Oil

Product Details Scientific Name: Anthemis Nobilis L Origin: United Kingdom Plant Part: Flowers Scent: Crisp, Sweet, Fruity, and Herbaceous Color: Gray - Pale Blue Consistency: Thin Perfumery Note: Top Initial Aroma Strength: Medium Strong Extraction Method: Steam Distilled Roman Chamomile Essential Oil: Uses, Benefits, and Blends Can’t sleep? The high demand for Roman Chamomile Essential Oil is due in part to its reputation as being an effective, natural sleep aid. Additionally, this sweet, fruity oil can help to reduce symptoms brought on by Generalized Anxiety Disorder. Soothe yourself to sleep with the calming influence of VINEVIDA’s Roman Chamomile, sustainably sourced from the UK. You may also know Roman Chamomile by one of its many other names, such as English Chamomile, or Russian Chamomile. VINEVIDA sources our Roman Chamomile from its native UK, where it grows abundantly. Chamomile belongs to the genus Chamaemelum, whose name is Greek in origin. The root words translate to “on the ground” and “Apple”, coming from the plant’s fruity scent and the way it spreads out over the fields. In the UK it is even used as a lawn substitute, as it requires minimal effort to maintain. The Roman Chamomile flowers in June and July, with each stem offering up one bud. Why is Chamomile Oil So Expensive? Chamomile Oils are very popular due to their well-known ability to calm, soothe, and help induce sleep. This popularity in combination with the number of flowers it takes to produce the oil means higher prices. The oil yield from one blossom is less than 1% of its mass, with only 5.5 to 7.7 lbs of oil being produced for every hectare. Roman Chamomile Essential Oil Benefits: Component Breakdown Isobutyl Angelate: This component belongs to a class of organic compounds that are known as fatty acid esters. It is an ester derivative and very hydrophobic. Its main uses are as an emulsifier, a surfactant, and a flavoring additive. Isobutyl Angelate is the component that makes sure of most Chamomile Essential Oil benefits. Butyl Angelate: Another fatty ester, butyl angelate is a common flavoring and fragrance additive. Its aroma is reminiscent of wine, with a sweet, fruity scent. 3-Methylpentyl Angelate: An organic ester that is used as a fragrance additive, 3-Methylpentyl has a woodsy aroma. Isobutyl Butyrate: A butyrate ester that is common in the use of pineapple, peach, apple, and banana flavorings for confectionaries and ice cream. Isoamyl Angelate: A naturally occurring plant compound with a floral aroma. It is used in the manufacturing of cosmetics, as a perfume agent. Many of the Chamomile Essential Oil benefits depend on this component. Roman Chamomile Essential Oil Uses: For Wholesale Purposes Skin Care Products Among tons of chamomile essential oil uses, skincare products come first on the list. Research indicates that Roman chamomile extract can work in combination with creams and lotions to help reduce symptoms of eczema . Chamomile oil is an additive