Rosemary 100 Pure Essential Oil 10 ml
Rosemary comes from the Latin ‘Rosmarinus.’ Its name means Dew of the Sea. The Egyptians, Hebrews, Greeks and the Romans considered Rosemary sacred. Rosemary oil can be effective for mental fatigue, for circulation problems, as a pain reliever for the muscular system and can help the respiratory tract and congested skin. Rosemary leaves were traditionally burned in hospitals to purify the air. It was also used by the common folk in place of Frankincense. Its strong, clear, refreshing herbal scent is both clarifying and invigorating. It aids in prevention of mental exhaustion, stress and stimulates circulation to skin and scalp, providing great toning and astringent properties. It also stimulates hair follicles. Rosemary oil has a pronounced action on the brain, clearing the mind and aids the memory. It also helps with headaches, and migraines. Aroma therapists use it to relieve suffering from poor circulation, muscle aches, rheumatic joint pains, water retention, cellulite, respiratory problems, colds, and flu. It is believed to act as a nerve tonic, energizing the central nervous system.
21st Century Tea
ADD/ADHD Remetea
After Dinner Carminative Tea
Allergy Season Blend
Aphrodite Blend Tea
Bladder Infections Tea
Blood Builder Tea
Blossoms of Health Tea
Blues Tea
Breast Health Tea
Broncial Congestion Tea
Calming Tea 1
Calming Tea 2
Colds and Flu Tea
Colds and Hoarseness Tea
Winter Tea
Coughing Fits Tea
Crone Root Tea
Detoxification Tea
Dream Tea
Dual Purpose Tea
Echinacea & Roots Tea
Evening Repose Tea
Fever Reducer Tea
Flashes Blend Tea
Flu-away
Fluid Retention Tea
Tea for menstrual problems, fertility and childbirth.
Forests Tea(formerly Lung Blend)
Happy Man Tea Blend
Happy Tummy Tea
Headache Tea
Healing Ginger tea
Less Stress Tea
Mellow Mood Tea
Memory Zest Blend
Moon Ease Tea
My Nerves Are Shot Tea!
Natural Concentration Tea
Nausea Tea
Nervous Stomach Tea
Nervous Tension Tea
“No-Sweat” Tea
Pinkeye tea recipe
Pleasant Dreams
Quiet Child Tea
Quiet Time Tea
Rejuvenation Tea
Relaxation Tea
Sleep Tea Recipe
Soothing Tea
Spiced Relief
Tea For Health
Tea for Nervousness
Tummy Tea
Upset Stomach Tea
Urinary Infection Tea
Winter Tea
Wise Woman Tea
Beauty From the Inside out!
Tea – Patti’s Pain Killer
Stress-Reducing Rest
Soar throat
Licorice root
Slippery Elm
Peppermint
The Common Cold
Stomach ache
Fever buster Tea
Dry, raspy cough
Aches and Pains Tea
Blood Builder
Juniper (Also known as Juniperus Communis)
Juniper berries produce a pale yellow essence known as Juniper essential oil. Although the leaves also provide a similar fragrance only the berries are used for the essential oil. Juniper oil is used as a diuretic and antiseptic and is therefore particularly good for treating urinary tract infections, cystitis and water retention. It can also be used for skin ailments such as acne and dermatitis as well as other issues such as coughs, flatulence and rheumatism.
Juniper essential oil is used in aromatherapy though inhalation, aromatherapy baths or massage. It is refreshing and stimulating as bath oil and can promote a healthy circulation when used in massage.
To blend essential oils you would commonly blend only two oils together at any one time unless adding a base oil such as sweet almond to apply the mixture in massage for example. To blend the essential oils appropriately there are many things to consider including the fragrance and healing properties of each individual oil and how they work together.
Cedarwood blends well with Cypress, Juniper and Rose but not all four of these essential oils should be blended together. Different blends can result in different healing and well being properties so choose your blends accordingly. Cedarwood itself is commonly used to treat skin conditions such as acne as well as respiratory conditions like bronchitis. However, Cypress is commonly used for circulatory problems and respiratory problems such as colds and flu. Therefore, we already know that Cedarwood and Cypress can be successfully mixed together without one fragrance overpowering the other but now we also know that mixing these two essential oils together will likely result in a mixture that proves effective for respiratory illnesses. We also know that Eucalyptus is a very powerful essential oil for respiratory conditions including asthma. However, we already know that Cedarwood and Eucalyptus do not make a good mix and the Eucalyptus is likely to overpower the Cedarwood and create a very pungent mixture.
