Chamomile Roman essential oil

The pleasant fruity aroma of Chamomile Roman (Anthemis nobilis) diffuses moments of grumpiness and self-pity that we tend to endure on occasions. Its caring action makes it a popular choice for children, from dispelling nightmares to soothing sore tummies.

Place of Origin  - France, Switzerland, Hungary, USA

Part of Plant Used - Flower

Method of Extraction - Steam Distillation 

Method of Application - Massage, Bath, Vapourise

Aroma - Sweet warm, fruity-herbaceous

Note - Middle 

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, Neroli, Orange, Rose.

Traditional Use
Chamomile is highly regarded throughout its long history of 2000 years. The Saxons considered it a sacred herb and the Egyptians used the herb extensively. Chamomile has traditionally been used on children to dispel childhood miseries such as colic, nightmares and irritability. It was considered the 'plant physician' as it kept other plants around it healthy.

Emotive
Spiritual oil promoting stillness and inner peace. Gives stability to relieve grief, worry and stress. Overcomes stubbornness by promoting openness to new experiences.

Therapeutic
For temporary relief of headaches, massage direct onto temples.

To help relieve insomnia, nervous tension and stress, massage direct onto pressure points. Add 6 drops to 10ml Vegetable Glycerine, then add mixture to bath.

Skin and Hair Care
For relief of symptoms of eczema and treatment of acne, massage direct onto affected area.

Treatment of sunburn, massage direct; or 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.