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Chamomile Aromatherapy Oil |
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An inky-blue viscous liquid, German Chamomile is strong, pungent, sweet, and fruity. It is also known as Blue Chamomile and is used extensively in pharmaceutical products for its healing properties.
Suggested Uses:
German Chamomile is particularly effective when used with a compress, either hot or cold. If you are suffering from a 'buzzing' head after a stressful day, try adding 2 drops of German Chamomile and 1 drop of Lavender to a bowl of ice cold water. Dip a folded face flannel into the water, wring it out, and place it across your forehead. Lie back and relax. Alternatively, try using it in a hot compress to ease general aches and pains.
German Chamomile is also an excellent addition to skincare products for dry or sensitive skin.
Specific Safety Advice:
Do not use German Chamomile at all during early pregnancy and only on specialist advice thereafter.
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Features:
- Anti-inflammatory, good for eczema, acne, and burns.
- May be blended with citrus oils for a pleasant, natural scent for massage treatments
- Pure, therapeutic grade oil (only 3% of essential oils on the market are considered therapeutic grade)
- Triple tested to ensure purity, potency, and quality
- Origin: Egypt (The reference to German reflects the fact that this essential oil used to be distilled mostly in Germany)
- Latin name: Matricaria Chamomilla
- Extracted by steam distillation from the dried flower heads
- Cost per treatment is about $0.20. The high price reflects the low yield and labor-intensive processes involved in producing this oil.
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