Chamomile essential oil

Chamomile essential oil AROMA: Delicate floral COMPOSITION: 100% natural chamomile essential oil MEDICINE: Chamomile essential oil is a rather strong bactericidal agent, so it is widely used to treat colds accompanied by coughs, inflammation of the upper respiratory tract. Outwardly, it is used to treat skin diseases, including those of an allergic nature, conjunctivitis, ulcers. Good results have been noted in the treatment of harpes, acne, psoriasis, and burns. In the form of rinsing and lotions – an excellent remedy for the treatment of periodontal disease. Chamomile essential oil is also used to treat diseases of the gastrointestinal tract: stomach and duodenal ulcers, colitis, loss of appetite, impaired secretory activity. It is an effective choleretic agent. COSMETOLOGY: Chamomile essential oil is useful for baby skin, also for aging skin, has the ability to smooth out fine wrinkles, slightly whitens the skin. Manicure masters use the use of chamomile essential oil in the treatment of nails, their exfoliating ends, removing cuticles. believe that chamomile oil goes well with the aroma of calendula, jasmine, sandalwood, ylang-ylang, yarrow, cardamom, bergamot. These essential mixtures are successfully added to water when taking medicinal baths. Cosmetologists use chamomile essential oil to treat seborrhea, restore the secretion of the sebaceous glands. APPLICATION: 1. 1 drop for oral administration 2 times a day with dried apricots or 2-3 times with jam or honey, washed down with kefir, juice or warm tea (taking 1 drop each can be replaced by mixing 4-6 drops of oil with 100 ml of sweet sauce, jam or honey followed by 1 tsp mixture up to 4 times a day); 2. No more than 1-2 drops for hot or cold inhalations, while it is better to limit the procedure time to a maximum of 7 minutes; 3. 4 to 7 drops for aromatic baths, both general and sedentary, and about 3-4 drops for foot baths; 4. From 2 to 4 drops for aromatizing the air in a bath or sauna, for microclysters (for a tablespoon of wheat germ oil or St.John's wort base); 5. 2 to 3 drops for gargling, diluting the oil in honey or baking soda and then mixing with a glass of warmed, but not too hot water; 6. 3 to 7 drops for massage or rubbing, diluted in 10 ml of base; 7. 15 to 20 drops of chamomile oil mixed with a double dose of wheat germ, St. John's wort or black cumin oils for warm compresses and applications; 8. 3-4 drops of chamomile oil, diluted in two teaspoons of St. John's wort oil as nasal drops (3 drops every hour), and in the same dosage for aroma lamps and douching (per glass of warm water when dissolved in soda); 9. Pure oil in the right amount for applications; 10. 3 drops of chamomile oil per 50 g of vodka for a refreshing and deodorant lotion CONTRAINDICATIONS: Chamomile oil stimulates menstruation, so refrain from using during the first months of pregnancy. Chamomile "cancels" the effect of homeopathic remedies, so this essential oil is considered incompatible with homeopathy. It is necessary to check the aroma for individual tolerance. STORAGE CONDITIONS: Store at a temperature from +5 to + 25 g. PACKAGING: 8 ml Please note, the packaging may slightly differ from the one shown in the photo.