Organic Rosemary Cineole 1.8 Essential Oil

Are you looking for the rosemary richest in 1,8-cineole—the quintessential tonic and stimulating chemotype for invigorating diffusion, hair cosmetic preparations, and back massages, with a distinct profile from camphor rosemary and verbenone rosemary? The Organic Rosemary Cineole 1.8 Essential Oil from Herbes et Traditions (Rosmarinus officinalis ct cineole) is the chemotype dominant in cineole (40-55%). It is the rosemary profile closest to eucalyptus: fresh and tonic. 10ml. Ecocert organic certified.

Aromatic and cosmetic profile

• Rich in 1,8-cineole (40-55%): dominant monoterpene oxide, tonic-fresh profile, the closest to eucalyptus among rosemary chemotypes.
• Tonic fresh-camphoraceous rosemary scent: fresher and more cineole-rich than camphor rosemary, less complex than verbenone rosemary. The most tonic and invigorating profile of the three chemotypes.
• Reference for aromatic hair care: rosemary in general, and the cineole chemotype in particular, are the most widely used in cosmetic preparations for the scalp and hair growth.
• 10ml: Organic Ecocert. Herbes et Traditions.

Biochemical composition

Pure Rosemary EO (Rosmarinus officinalis ct cineole). Organic Ecocert. 10ml. External use after dilution.

How to use this essential oil?

Hair care: 5 drops in 20ml of jojoba or castor carrier oil. Massage into the scalp. Leave on for 30 minutes. Or add 3 drops to a dose of shampoo.

Diffusion: 4 to 5 drops. 20-30 minutes. Very invigorating in the morning. Pairs well with lemon, pine, or laurel.

Back and lumbar massage: dilute 3 drops in 1 teaspoon of carrier oil. Apply with a deep massage.

Precautions

• Always dilute before cutaneous application
• Contraindicated during the entire pregnancy and breastfeeding period (camphor)
• Not recommended for children under 8 years old (camphor and cineole)
• Not recommended for people with epilepsy (camphor)
• Do not apply near the face of children
• Avoid the eye contour and mucous membranes
• Store away from heat and light
• Keep out of reach of children

FAQ

What is the difference between cineole, camphor, and verbenone rosemary?
Three chemotypes of the same plant: cineole (ct cineole, 40-55%) is fresh-tonic; camphor (ct camphor, 30-40%) is more stimulating and camphoraceous; verbenone (ct verbenone, 15-40%) is gentler, hepatoprotective, and cosmetic. For hair and tonic diffusion: cineole. For the liver and skin: verbenone. For muscles: camphor.

Does rosemary really stimulate hair growth?
The cosmetic use of rosemary on the scalp is one of the oldest in herbalism. Rosemary EO is regularly incorporated into hair preparations for oily scalps and dull hair. It is a very widespread traditional cosmetic use.

Can you use cineole rosemary every day on hair?
In very low concentrations (0.5% in a shampoo, for example), yes. For a hair mask, 1 to 2 times a week is recommended to avoid excessive accumulation.

Rosemary with a dominant cineole profile, tonic and fresh for hair care and invigorating diffusion

Organic Rosemary Cineole 1.8 EO (Rosmarinus officinalis ct cineole), 10ml.

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As a complement: Organic Camphor Rosemary EO and Organic Rosemary Hydrosol for complete hair care.

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