Rosemary cineole

Rosemary cineole
Rosmarinus officinalis

Rosemary essential oil
Are you looking for an essential oil that invigorates and boosts your concentration? Rosemary cineole essential oil is known for its energizing effect on mind and body. It is extracted from the leaves of Rosmarinus officinalis and has a fresh, clean scent with herbaceous notes.

Effect

Fragrance fresh, clear, herbaceous	Origin Spain
Helps with Weakness, lethargy, fatigue, dizziness, skin blemishes	Ensures Strength, concentration, warmth
Quality controlled organic wild collection	Certification Ecocert, France/International
plant part herb	extraction method Steam distillation
Grand Cru No

Rosmarinus officinalis ct. Cineole
Rosemary belongs to the mint family (Lamiaceae) and is native to the Mediterranean region. The essential oil is obtained from the leaves by steam distillation. The cineole chemotype is characterized by its high 1,8-cineole content. A chemotype (ct.) describes a specific chemical composition within the same plant species. Depending on location, climate, and soil conditions, a plant can develop different main active ingredients, which influences its effects and uses.

Rosemary oil in aromatherapy

The psychological effects of rosemary oil
Rosemary oil ct. cineole is stimulating, improves memory and concentration. It helps to clear the mind and dispel fatigue. It can be particularly helpful in cases of weakness and provide new energy.

The physical effects of rosemary oil
Rosemary oil ct. cineole has expectorant and antimicrobial properties. In aromatherapy, it is used to support respiratory health and blood pressure regulation. Due to its circulation-enhancing properties, it is frequently used in massage oils and for scalp care. Always refer to the dilution chart.

Other chemotypes

Rosemary ct. verbenone
This chemotype contains less cineole but a higher proportion of verbenone. Rosemary ct. verbenone is particularly valued for its regenerative properties. It is well-suited for skincare because it supports cell renewal and is frequently used on sensitive or mature skin. It is also gentler on the nervous system.

Rosemary ct. camphor
Rosemary oil with a high camphor content has strong circulation-boosting and muscle-relaxing properties. It is frequently used in warming massage oils for athletes to support muscle regeneration. Due to its ingredients, it should be used with extreme caution and not during sensitive periods of life.

Source: Flashcards for Aromatherapy and Aromacare Practice, Krautverlag 2024, Aromatherapy Practice, Hauck Verlag 2020

Special
Avoid during pregnancy and in children, as well as in cases of epilepsy.

Application tip
Via the nose and as an additive in aromatherapy skincare applications.