Comptoir Aroma Organic Rosemary Camphor Essential Oil is excellent for massage and can also be used for diffusing, bathing and orally.
Rosemary officinale, a Mediterranean shrub with a wild, robust appearance, is adorned with deep blue, almost mystical flowers. It's from this plant that we extractRosemary Camphor essential oil, a concentrate of well-being with impressive virtues. Thanks to its main active components, camphor (borneone), 1,8-cineole (eucalyptol) and alpha-pinene, this essential oil is an essential ally for muscular and respiratory health.
The first remarkable property of this oil is its muscle-relaxing power. Imagine a natural balm capable of dissipating the most stubborn tensions, such as those caused by a stiff neck. This is exactly what Rosemary Camphor essential oil does, thanks to its camphor, acting directly on muscles to relax and soothe contractures.
At the same time, it plays a crucial role as a nerve stimulant. A few drops can invigorate the mind, stimulating the central nervous system and improving blood circulation. A real boost for body and mind!
For those struggling with respiratory ailments, the naturalexpectorant 1,8-cineole in this essential oil proves invaluable support. It helps clear bronchial tubes by stimulating mucus production, thus facilitating breathing and contributing to better oxygenation of the body.
Its mucolytic properties thin mucus, helping to prevent and combat the symptoms of colds and bronchitis, for a healthy, clear respiratory system.
Finally, its analgesic action, though more modest, is no less appreciable, especially for those suffering from joint or muscle pain. It's a direct, natural, local relief that completes the panoply of benefits of this essential oil.
Rosemary Camphor Essential Oil is a treasure of nature, a versatile essence that works in depth to relieve, revitalize and protect our bodies. Its spectrum of action, from muscle relief to improved respiratory function, makes it a must for anyone looking for a natural solution to a wide range of ailments.
The aromatherapy laboratory Le Comptoir Aroma also offersRosemary cineole essential oil at the best price in our online pharmacy.
Rosemary Camphor Essential Oil must be used with care and in accordance with certain precautions, in order to benefit fully from its benefits while avoiding risks.
For cutaneous application, dilute a few drops in a vegetable oil before massaging into the affected area. This method is ideal for muscle and joint pain.
Inhalation or diffusion can help clear the respiratory tract, but be careful not to overuse, especially in enclosed spaces.
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Precautions for use
Rosemary Camphor Essential Oil is a 100% organic product, guaranteeing optimal quality and purity. Its key ingredients are
These components are extracted directly from the flowers of Rosemary camphor, a member of the prestigious Lamiaceae botanical family, and are the guarantee of its effectiveness and reliability.
Presentation
This precious elixir is packaged in a 10 ml bottle, designed for safe, practical use. Its neat presentation and compact size make it easy to take with you wherever you go, so you'll never be caught unprepared.
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