Rosemary essential oil

Rosemary Essential oil extracted by steam distillation from the leaves of rosemary plant originated from Ethiopian farms our essential oil is 100% pure and organic no additional oils or chemicals ,Rosemary essential Oil is a pale yellow or almost colorless, mobile liquid of strong, fresh, woody-herbaceous, somewhat minty-forest like odor..free samples are available for real-buyers 

Botanical Name: Rosmarinus Officinalis

CHEMISTRY AND USES

Apart from a very high amount of monoterpenes, rosemary oil contains a significant amount of Borneol, a crystalline terpene alcohol, but this is also the main oxygenated component of the oil. Rosemary oil is, accordingly, not very soluble in diluted alcohol (below 80%), but it finds extensive use in perfumery for citrus colognes, lavender waters, fougères, pine needle fragrances, Oriental perfumes (it blends excellently with olibanum and spice oils!), in room-deodorants, household sprays, insecticides, disinfectants, etc.

As a low-boiling and fresh-smelling oil it has good effect as a masking agent, particularly for phenolic or tar- like odors. Rosemary oil blends well with lavandin, lavender, citronella oils, origanum or thyme, pine needle oils, coumarin, labdanum, olibanum, elemi, terpinyl propionate, isobornyl propionate, cedarwood oils and derivatives, methyl ionones, petitgrain oil, nitromusks, etc. Occasionally a so-called terpeneless rosemary oil is preferred for colognes and lotions. Terpeneless rosemary oil would be four to five times concentrated if truly deterpenized, but it is customary to “top off” 50% or slightly more in order to produce an oil of greater tenacity and better solubility in diluted alcohol. A select Spanish “flower oil” is an excellent starting material for the production of a good concentrated or deterpenized rosemary oil. The resulting oil is particularly suitable for use in combination with olibanum and cinnamon bark oil, etc. This combination can produce extremely delightful and interesting effects in the line of “Oriental-woody” fragrances for aldehydic and modern “dry” perfumes, ambre- fantasy perfumes, etc.

Rosemary essential oil has a strong, fresh, camphor-like aroma with a woody, balsamic undertone. It is one of the most cephalic aromatherapy oils. Ideal for boosting memory and concentration. Also good for aches and pains and respiratory complaints.