Organic Chamomile Roman- Anthemis nobilis

Method of Extraction:

England is the top source for this wonderful, all-round soothing oil . The small flower heads used are labour-intensive to grow and pick and yield very little essential oil, which explains the high price.

Description:

This oil is pale blue/green in colour.

Suggested uses:

Try blending 4 drops of Chamomile and 4 drops of Lavender in 2 teaspoonfuls of Sunflower oil and adding to a cool bath for dry, sensitive skin, to encourage relaxation or ease general aches & pains.

Incorporate a steam facial into your weekly skincare routine. After cleansing, add 2 drops of Chamomile and 1 drop of Geranium to a bowl of just-boiled water, drape a towel across your head and shoulders, lean over the bowl and allow the vapors to penetrate your skin. Pat your face dry and apply a moisturiser.

Did you know?

According to Culpeper, the herb was dedicated by the Egyptians to the sun for its ability to heal hot fevers.

Specific Safety Advice

Do not use Roman Chamomile at all during early pregnancy and only on specialist advice thereafter.