Organic Rosemary (Cineole) Essential Oil

Product Details Scientific Name: Rosmarinus Officinalis Origin: Morocco Plant Part: Leaves Scent: Fresh, Strong, Woody and Herbal Color: Clear to Pale Yellow Consistency: Thin Perfumery Note: Top - Middle Initial Aroma Strength: Strong Extraction Method: Steam Distilled Key Benefits of Organic Rosemary Essential Oil Enhances focus & memory – Great for studying or work Supports healthy scalp circulation – Encourages thicker hair growth Reduces stress & mental fatigue Natural deodorizer & cleanser – Perfect for soaps and DIY cleaners Blends beautifully – Pairs well with Lavender, Lemon, Peppermint & more Read More: Rosemary Essential Oil Benefits. How to Use Organic Rosemary Essential Oil For Hair Growth:Mix 3-5 drops of rosemary oil with 1 tbsp of carrier oil (like coconut or jojoba) and massage into the scalp. Leave for 15–30 minutes before rinsing or shampooing. For Aromatherapy:Add 5–8 drops to your diffuser to boost concentration, mental energy, and memory retention. For Soap & Candle Making:Use 1–2% of total volume for a strong, woodsy top note that pairs well with citrus or mint oils. For Cleaning:Add 15 drops to 8 oz of vinegar or castile soap for a natural, herbal-scented surface cleaner. Organic Rosemary Essential Oil: Component Breakdown 1,8-Cineole: Cineole/Eucalyptol is a Monoterpenoid. While it makes up around 90% of Eucalyptus Essential Oil, it hovers more around the 45-50% mark in Rosemary, though still the majority constituent. It is common in OTC medications that act as Cough Suppressants, or to help Ease Breathing and Airways. Preliminary research tells us that 1,8 Cineole can also have a positive effect on Cognitive Function, meaning it may be able to help improve Memory and Accuracy. a-Pinene: One of two Isomers of Pinene, Alpha-Pinene is a Terpene. It is one of the most common Terpenes, and you will see it as a component in many Coniferous Trees. Research indicates that a-Pinene is an effective Anti-inflammatory agent and that it also may be an Antibacterial. You will also commonly see it in Solvents. Camphene: Camphene is a Monoterpene with a very Pungent aroma. It is a common Perfume and Flavoring ingredient, with the characteristic fragrance of Camphor. It can also be used to make Synthetic Camphor. Camphor: Camphor is a Terpene. You will often see it in Ointments to relieve Itching and Pain, as it contains Antibacterial and Antifungal properties. Camphor is also a very popular Cough Suppressant and you can use it to Ease Congestion. Organic Rosemary Essential Oil Uses: For Wholesale Purposes Organic Rosemary Essential Oil for Hair Rosemary is well known for being able to Improve Circulation. Circulation is important when it comes to Promoting Hair Growth, due to the role of Hair Follicles. Your Hair Follicles need a certain amount of Blood flow to receive the Vitamins and Nutrients they need to grow Thick, Healthy Hair. By adding Rosemary Essential Oil to Hair products or even creating your own Hair Mask you can encourage