Sometimes, our days blur together and we begin to feel a bit scattered. Perhaps you have to cRAM for a final exam, finish a project or simply stay alert through the day. Moroccan Rosemary is known as the herb of remembrance because of its ability to powerfully stimulate the mind. With a slightly floral and medicinal aroma, Moroccan Rosemary is used to stimulate hair growth for those dealing hair loss. High in 1, 8-cineole, Moroccan Rosemary can be a life-changing relief for respiratory issues. Additionally, Moroccan Rosemary can help smooth out fine lines and help prevent varicose veins. It has digestive, hepatic and nervine properties that can promote wellbeing and overall health so you can continue feeling good. Rosemary dates back to the Ancient Egyptians, Romans and Greeks who all considered it sacred. Hippocrates added Rosemary to cooked vegetables to help promote a healthy liver and spleen. It was also widely used to cleanse the air and prevent sickness from spreading. Native to the Mediterranean coastline, Rosemary is a shrub that grows up to 6 feet tall. Its name means dew, sea from the Latin words ros and marinus which refers to Rosemary sprouting along the sea. To extract the essential oil, the leaves, twigs and flowers are put through a steam distillation process. Several varieties of Rosemary are produced during the process and should be noted by their differences. BOTANICAL NAME: Rosmarinus officinalis CHEMOTYPE / VARIETY: Cineol ORIGIN: Morocco EXTRACTION METHOD: Steam Distillation PLANT PART: Leaves NOTE: Middle - Top FAMILY: Lamiaceae BLENDS WELL WITH: Myrrh, and other resins; Geranium, and other florals AROMA: Sweet, slightly-floral, herbaceous, and medicinal CONSISTENCY: Thin COLOR: Clear SAFETY: Do not use with children under age 10, as it can cause slowed respiration due to high 1, 8-cineole content SHELF LIFE: 3 Years
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