Rosemary Essential Oil

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• Botanical Name: Rosmarinus Officinalis
• Extraction method: Natural Blend
• Colour: Clear
  
• Status: Natural Commercial Grade

Note: This is a Class 3 Flammable Liquid and is not available to international customers. It will be sent by domestic road freight within Australia.

If you are looking for high-quality rosemary oil in Australia, then N-Essentials has you covered! Our range of quality essential oils is made from all-natural ingredients, so you know that you're receiving a premium quality product.

Our rosemary essential oil is no exception. This type of essential oil is wonderful for a wide range of uses, such as skincare, hair care, diffusing, and more!

Browse our collection of rosemary oil for hair, skin, and aroma uses, thanks to its versatile nature. They also make great skin care gifts so you can share the joy with those special in your life.

What is Rosemary Essential Oil?

Rosemary oil is an essential oil derived from the rosemary plant (Rosmarinus officinalis), a perennial herb in the mint family known for its fragrant, needle-like leaves and pale blue flowers. This oil is extracted primarily through steam distillation of the flowering tops, ensuring a high concentration of its active components. Characterised by a clear to pale yellow colour, rosemary oil possesses a distinctive, refreshing aroma reminiscent of the Mediterranean region where the plant is commonly found.

Renowned for its versatility, rosemary oil is frequently used in personal care products and hair care routines. It has a very pleasant scent, making it a popular choice for diffusing in work and study environments. In hair care, rosemary oil is often applied topically to the scalp and hair, where it is valued for contributing to healthy-looking hair. Its lightweight texture allows for easy absorption without leaving a greasy residue, catering to a range of hair types.

Rosemary Essential Oil Uses and Benefits

There are lots of benefits to using rosemary essential oil for hair care and other skin routines. Here are some examples:

Rosemary Oil for Skincare

You can enjoy rosemary oil as a beneficial addition to your skincare routine. This essential oil contains properties that help to reduce the visual redness caused by inflammation or acne.

Since rosemary oil is a concentrated essential oil, do not apply it straight onto your skin. Mix it in with a carrier oil that is suitable to apply on your face, such as jojoba oil, sweet almond oil or argan oil, and apply a small amount to your face either in the morning or evening.

Keep in mind that rosemary essential oil is for topical application only. Do not ingest it.

Rosemary Oil for Haircare

Pure rosemary oil is a great addition to your hair care routine, making it a true beauty all-rounder. This essential oil helps give the appearance of thicker, fuller hair, as well as provide a nice shine. You can apply rosemary oil, mixed with a carrier oil, to the ends of your hair daily or as a hair mask before showering.

Rosemary Oil for Hair and Scalp

Regular application of a mixture of rosemary oil and carrier oil to the scalp can give you the appearance of fresh and nourished roots. Its use can leave hair looking shinier and more vibrant, making it a popular hair care gift and natural remedy.

Rosemary Oil for Hand Care

Rosemary oil can be an excellent addition to hand care routines, particularly for those who struggle with the appearance of dry and chapped skin.

Mixing a few drops of rosemary oil with a mild hand lotion or carrier oil and applying it to your hands and palms regularly can help improve the way your skin looks and provide an invigorating scent. Rosemary oil is a natural and effective way to keep hands soft.

Rosemary Oil for Foot Care

Incorporating rosemary oil into foot care can offer benefits such as deodorising properties, along with an addition to your skincare routine. For a foot bath, add a few drops of rosemary oil to warm water and soak your feet after a long day. Or you can add a few drops of rosemary oil to your foot scrub. Use this scrub on your feet and soak your feet in warm water for a few minutes. Afterwards, dry your feet and moisturise well.

A versatile oil that has a broad range of uses, one bottle of rosemary essential oil makes a part of a great skin care gift set as well as a vital ingredient for many natural DIY products you can make in the comfort of your own home.

Rosemary Oil as Massage Oils

Rosemary oil is a popular choice for massage oils thanks to its ability to improve your skincare and hair care routines. As it is an essential oil, rosemary oil is potent. Before using it as a massage oil directly on your skin, make sure you blend it with a carrier oil. The invigorating aroma also aids in creating a refreshing atmosphere, enhancing the overall massage experience.

Rosemary Oil for DIY Candle and Soap Making

In DIY candle and soap making, rosemary oil adds a natural, aromatic touch. For candles, mix rosemary oil with melted wax and a wick for a refreshing scent. In soap making, blend the oil into your soap base, enhancing the fragrance and offering a spa-like experience. Rosemary essential oil's pleasant aroma makes these homemade products delightful for personal use or thoughtful, handcrafted gifts.

Rosemary Oil for Diffusers

Rosemary essential oil is perfect for diffusing, thanks to its pleasant, fragrant aroma. It is a great essential oil to diffuse in an office or commercial space, as it helps to keep high-traffic areas smelling fresh.

To use rosemary essential oil in your diffuser, place 8-10 drops in about 200 ml of water. Let the water and oil mix well, and turn your diffuser on. Enjoy the vibrant scent as you go about your work day! Or, you can even add rosemary oil to your diffuser when you come home and have a fresh aroma throughout your home.