Chamomile Blue German essential oil

Chamomile (Matricaria recutita) has a long history where it has been used to cure a variety of complaints. Its gentle way makes it an ideal choice for the young, elderly and frail.

Place of Origin  - Germany

Part of Plant Used - Flower

Method of Extraction - Steam Distillation 

Method of Application - Massage, Bath, Compress, Vapourise

Note - Middle

Aroma - Strong warm-herbaceous slightly sweet

See  HOW TO USE ESSENTIAL OILS for more information on general use and dosages for children or elderly.

Cautions
Do not use if suffering from low blood pressure.

Blends well with
Bergamot, Clary Sage, Geranium, Jasmine, Lavender, Lemon, Marjoram, Neroli, Patchouli, Rose, Ylang Ylang.

Traditional Use
The word Chamomile stems from the Greeks, who referred the aroma to that of an apple, thus it was called kamai melon, meaning ground apple. The history of Chamomile is long and deep rooted in European folklore and tradition where it was commonly used to relieve all types of ailments arising from nervous dispositions, from insomnia to stomach complaints.

Emotive
Signifies patience, understanding and empathy. Calms bitterness, resentment and frustration. Gives a peaceful relaxed atmosphere.

Therapeutic
For relief of premenstrual symptoms. Massage oil direct into stomach in clockwise direction. Alternatively, add 6 drops to 10ml Vegetable Glycerine then add mixture to bath. Use only as directed and consult a health care professional if pain or symptoms persist.

For relief of headaches, massage directly on temples.

To help relieve insomnia, nervous tension and stress. Massage direct onto pulse points. Alternatively, add 6 drops to 10ml Vegetable Glycerine then add mixture to bath; or add mixture to 1 litre of cold water for compress.

Skin and Hair Care
To relieve symptoms of eczema, dermatitis and treatment of acne boils and burns, massage direct onto affected area.

Treatment of sunburn, massage direct onto affected area. Alternatively add 6 drops to 10ml Vegetable Glycerine then add mixture to bath.

For cuts, minor burns and abrasions, massage direct onto affected area. Add 6 drops to 10ml Vegetable Glycerine then add mixture to 1 litre of warm water for compress.