Rosemary is widely
used as a culinary herb. Rosemary essential oil is mostly extracted from the
leaves. First favored by the
Egyptians, rosemary was popular among the Greeks and Romans, who believed it to
symbolize love and death. Due to its antiseptic properties, it was burnt in
public places and worn around the neck during the plague.
Rosemary oil is
widely used in shampoos and lotions for hair care. It helps in stimulating the
hair follicles. It is also beneficial for dry and flaky scalp. When added to shampoo it not only
increases circulation to the scalp and thereby improves hair growth, but also
acts as a general conditioner and tonic for the hair and scalp.
Regular massage with
Rosemary essential oil helps to tone your skin and remove dryness. It is
considered beautifying for the face. The diuretic properties of rosemary oil
make it useful for reducing water retention during menstruation and also with
obesity and cellulite. On the skin, it helps
reduce congestion, swelling and inflammation. It can also be used for acne,
dermatitis and eczema.
Rosemary essential oil is an excellent brain and nerve tonic. Its regular use during exams helps
in increasing concentration and study efficiency. It’s refreshing fragrance is
a good cure for depression, mental fatigue and forgetfulness. It has a good effect on our mood
and brings mental energy. Rosemary is also commonly used to relieve headaches,
muscle aches, muscle pain, and arthritis.
It is also beneficial
in the treatment of respiratory problems and indigestion. Rosemary essential oil is used extensively in aromatherapy.
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