Description

Rosemary is a favorite herb in my garden but it’s for more than just a way to flavor your food.

You can use fresh rosemary-infused oil on your salads as a delicious dressing. The herb itself has a thousand uses, and it extremely hardy and therefore easy to grow and maintain whether inside or out. The therapeutic uses of high-quality rosemary oil has analgesic, antibacterial, anticancer, anti-fungal, anti-infection, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and expectorant properties.

• Clarity – Add a drop to your hands, rub together, and cup over your mouth and nose for up to a minute
• Cough – Massage one to two drops over your chest and throat every few hours
• Headaches – Add a drop to your hands, and cup over your mouth and nose for up to a minute. You may also apply a drop topically to the aching parts of your head.
• Learning and memory – Diffuse the oil throughout the room, inhale directly from the bottle, rub over your temples, or apply to your toes regularly.
• Vaginal infection – Massage one to two drops in or around the vagina, making sure to test for sensitivity before attempting internal use.
• Scalp – You can also massage your scalp with the oil to nourish it and remove dandruff.

Rosemary oil can also be used on your pets as a hair growth stimulant and for helping produce shiny coats.