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Rosemary Cineole CO2.
Rosemary Cineole by CO2 extraction, organically produced and unexpectedly red: it smells exactly like a sprig broken from the bush and crushed between your fingers, a wide-awake oil for mornings.
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About this product
Break a sprig from a rosemary bush and crush the needles between your fingers. That burst of scent is exactly what this bottle holds: the most aromatic rosemary we have known.
This is Rosemary Cineole CO2, organically produced and extracted with CO2, and it is, surprisingly, red in the bottle. It is very much a morning oil: diffused, it lightens and brightens the feel of a room, and it is one to breathe in at the desk while you work. To our nose it is more pleasing than the high-cineole eucalyptus oils.
It also suits oily skin, and it makes a wonderful addition to a hair or scalp mask or serum.
Details
- Botanical name: Rosmarinus officinalis ct cineole
- Method: CO2 extraction, organically produced
- Color: red
How to use
Diffuse it in the morning or while you work, never right before bedtime. Dilute it before it touches skin, or add it to a hair or scalp mask or serum. Safety: like all oils high in 1,8-cineole, avoid it with young children, including infants and toddlers. It may increase blood pressure, and some advise avoiding it with epilepsy or other seizure disorders.
For the mornings when you want to be wide awake, bring it home.
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