Rosemary

It has a fresh, sharp, herbaceous, and camphoraceous aroma — clean, invigorating, and powerfully clarifying. The cineole chemotype is the most widely available and commonly used rosemary in aromatherapy, prized for its high 1,8-cineole content that delivers excellent respiratory and mental clarity benefits.

Pairs beautifully with top notes like Eucalyptus, Peppermint, or Lemon, and base notes like Cedarwood, Frankincense, or Vetiver. A cornerstone of focus, memory, respiratory, hair care, and muscle relief blends.

⚠️ Should be avoided during pregnancy and with children under 6. Not recommended for those with epilepsy or high blood pressure at high concentrations.