Meet Rosemary — strong, fresh, and endlessly determined. The Oil Stories calls him the sharp-minded cousin of Peppermint: focused, stimulating, and always ready to get things moving. From boosting memory to strengthening hair and easing sore muscles, Rosemary is the oil that insists “impossible” doesn’t exist.
AROMA
Strong - Fresh - Camphoraceous
BENEFITS backed by SCIENCE
Stimulates hair growth & scalp health – Regulates oiliness, reduces dandruff, and supports stronger hair. Rich in antioxidants that nourish follicles and promote scalp regeneration (Fu et al., 2007; Raškovic et al., 2014).
Improves focus & memory – Inhalation increases alertness, energy, and cognitive performance. Studies show Rosemary enhances mental clarity and combats fatigue (Moss et al., 2003; Hongratanaworakit, 2009).
Relieves muscle & joint pain – Camphor content offers anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving effects, easing stiffness and tension. Topical use boosts circulation and soothes cold, numb joints (Takaki et al., 2008; Rhind, 2014).
Rosemary's Story
Once you see Rosemary you might notice a lot of similarities with Peppermint. No wonder you do- they are cousins! Like Peppermint, Rosemary has quite a sharp personality that stays with you once you meet them. However, unlike his cousin, he keeps a lower profile and doesn’t like to show off in the form of bold attire or eccentric hobbies.
Rosemary has a very deep-rooted passion for understanding how the brain works and for improving cognitive performance and reversing burnout. Most often Rosemary will be happiest as a scientist, researcher, or coach — exploring how the brain works, sharpening memory, and reversing burnout. But he’s not just about the mind: he stimulates circulation, encourages hair growth, and soothes sore muscles. “Impossible” isn’t in his vocabulary; if it’s in yours, he’ll insist you change the dictionary.
Safety & Dilution
Maximum topical use dilution: See here DILUTION GUIDELINES according to age or ailment.
Avoid: eyes, ears, sensitive areas
Children: not for under 5 years.
Pregnancy/nursing: consult a physician
Pets: diffuse with door open so they can leave if uncomfortable
❗ Discontinue if skin irritation occurs. Do not ingest unless directed by a licensed aromatherapist or physician.
Shelf Life & Storage
Shelf Life: 4 years
Storage: Store in a cool, dark place with cap tightly closed.
More Information
Latin Name: Rosmarinus officinalis ct. 1,8 cineole
Botanical Family: Lamiaceae (Labiatae)
Main chemical constituents: 1.8 cineol, a-pinene, camphor
Country: India
Extraction Method: Hydro-distilled
Plant part used: Leaves
Culture: Organic & Unsprayed
Aromatic note: Middle-Top
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