WARNINGS: 

• Never use essential oil directly on your skin without diluting it in a proper carrier oil.
• Never take an essential oil orally unless it is stated as “FOOD GRADE” and unless it is diluted in a proper carrier oil. Even if you take it in capsules, it is best to dilute it first to prevent damaging your tummy.
• Never dilute essential oil in water – it will not dilute, it will stay in concentrated drops inside the water. When using it in a bath of water, first dilute it in a proper carrier oil before adding it to your bath.

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*** This product is FOOD GRADE  ***

Potential benefits and uses associated with Rosemary essential oil:

1. Improved cognitive function: Rosemary essential oil has been associated with enhanced memory and cognitive performance. Some studies suggest that inhaling Rosemary oil may improve concentration, alertness, and overall mental function. It is often used during study or work sessions to promote mental clarity and focus.

2. Hair and scalp health: Rosemary essential oil is known for its potential benefits to hair and scalp. It is often used in hair care products to stimulate hair growth, strengthen the hair, and combat dandruff. Massaging diluted Rosemary oil into the scalp may help improve blood circulation, promote hair follicle health, and reduce hair loss.

3. Respiratory support:  Rosemary essential oil have positive effects on the respiratory system. Inhaling Rosemary oil vapor or using it in a diffuser can help clear the nasal passages, ease congestion, and provide relief from respiratory conditions like colds, coughs, and sinusitis.  Diluting it properly in a roller bottle can be of great benefit when applying it under your feet, behind the ears, around the nose area, on your spine, on your chest and neck.  

4. Relaxation and stress relief: Rosemary essential oil is believed to have relaxing properties that can help reduce stress and anxiety. It may promote relaxation and a sense of calm when used in aromatherapy or through massage.

5. Natural insect repellent: Rosemary essential oil has been found to possess insect-repelling properties. It can be used as a natural alternative to chemical-based insect repellents. Diluted Rosemary oil can be applied to the skin or used in a spray (alcohol or oil-based, NOT diluted in water alone) to repel mosquitoes, ticks, and other insects.

6. Antimicrobial properties: Rosemary essential oil has antimicrobial properties that may help fight bacteria, fungi, and certain viruses when using it in skincare products or ointments.   It can also be used in natural cleaning solutions or added to homemade skincare products for its potential antibacterial benefits.

7. Aromatherapy: Rosemary essential oil is widely used in aromatherapy due to its invigorating and uplifting scent. It is believed to stimulate the mind, improve focus, and enhance mental clarity. Many people find the aroma of Rosemary oil refreshing and energizing.

It's important to note that while Rosemary essential oil has many potential benefits, individual experiences may vary. Consult with a healthcare professional if your are uncertain, and follow proper dilution and usage guidelines when using essential oils.

*** THIS 100% PURE ESSENTIAL OIL ORIGINATES FROM SOUTH AFRICA ***