Rosemary Essential Oil

100% Pure Rosemary Essential Oil. 10ml Bottle.
 
Aromatherapy
 
Aromatherapy is another significant one from the Rosemary Essential Oil uses list. It is known as a natural way to reduce symptoms of stress, anxiety, and depression, and is becoming increasingly more popular. Aromatherapy works by stimulating smell receptors which then trigger the limbic system, which is the part of the brain responsible for emotions. 
Different essential oils contain different properties. More evidence-based research is necessary, but available anecdotal evidence is promising. In regards to Rosemary, studies indicate using this fragrant oil in aromatherapy may help improve cognitive function. Various peer-reviewed studies found that if students were subject to Rosemary aromatherapy before tests, their scores would show statistically significant improvement in comparison to their peers. 
Another study found that students who inhaled rosemary before a test had their pulse rate drop 9%, whereas the control group showed no change. This indicates rosemary oil may also be helpful for reducing the physiological reactions of stress.
 
Insect Repellent
 
Aside from smelling delicious, rosemary oil also shows indications of being an effective insect repellent. It is a common ingredient in many commercial pesticides. In an experiment comparing the effects of rosemary and other essential oils, rosemary oil repelled a certain type of mosquito for 90 minutes with 100% effectiveness. 
 
A sweet, herbaceous fragrance isn’t all rosemary has to offer. The ability to rival popular hair growth treatments makes this herb an excellent addition to shampoos and conditioners. Additionally, Rosemary oil’s antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties can help soothe skin and prevent itching when added to soaps and other cosmetic products.This particular essence coming from sunny Spain, Is believed to improve memory and mental function, this versatile oil is a necessary addition to your collection!
 
Rosemary has long been used medicinally. Dating back to ancient times, Rosemary is believed to help improve memory and concentration. It is mentioned in the works of Pliny the Elder and appears in many old texts, poems, and plays. Greek scholars wore rosemary on their heads, and Pharaohs were often buried with it in Ancient Egypt. Rosemary is also considered a symbol of remembrance and is often used in weddings, war commemorations, and funeral services.