Rosemary Essential Oil

Description

Rosemary is an evergreen shrub and is best known as a food seasoning. However, it is also one of the most popular aromatic and medicinal plants worldwide. Rosemary’s essential oil, despite its name, is not a true oil, as it does not contain fat.

Research indicates that inhaling rosemary oil aids our thinking and memory power while improving concentration. It is also known in folk medicine as a pain reliever. Just smelling rosemary oil may ease your stress levels in certain situations.

Rosemary oil may combat certain types of hair loss, including male pattern baldness and patchy hair loss.

It carries a host of other benefits and may prove useful for treating cancer and fighting the side effects of antibiotics.

Rosemary oil can be inhaled or applied topically. The simplest way to inhale rosemary oil is to open the bottle and breathe in. Many people use rosemary oil from aromatherapy diffusers. However, avoid placing a diffuser with the oil close to babies and young children, as it is difficult to determine the amount they are inhaling.