Essential oil Rosemary CT cineole is made by steam distillation from the leaves and branches of Salvia rosmarinus Spenn. (former name Rosmarinus officinalis L.) or rosemary. The oil is of the North African or Moroccan type and contains a relatively large amount of cineole. The plants used for this oil were grown without the use of artificial fertilisers and with a minimal use of pesticides.

This product is shipped as ADR shipment (Hazardous materials). This is not possible to all countries and has consequences for return shipment posibilities. Please refer to: ADR shipments.

The 250 g packaging is not supplied to private individuals. The reason is that we have not found suitable packaging with a child-resistant closure. The latter is mandatory for this product, when delivered to private individuals.

Indication of the composition:
> 25% - 1,8 Cineol
10-25% - Camphor, Alpha Pinene
5-10 % - beta Pinene
2-5% - Borneol, beta Caryophyllene, Limonene, Camphene
1-2% - Bornyl Acetate, Para Cymene, Beta Myrcene, Alpha Terpineol

Essential oil Rosemary CT cineole is rarely used in perfumes and when used usually in very small amounts. Despite this, rosemary was the main ingredient of the first alcoholic fragrance made in Europe, the so-called "Hungarian water". However, it is common in perfume compositions for detergents, for example. The scent consists of two parts: first a fresh pine tree scent, then the typical cineol and camphor scent that you also encounter with eucalyptus, for example.
Rosemary pairs well with lavender, cedarwood, other herbal, spice, and citrus scents. Classic is the use of (a little bit) of the oil in cologne.

Essential oil Rosemary CT cineole is a purely natural essential oil.

Rosemary oil is flammable, so be careful with aroma burners: make sure there is enough water in them. Swallowing can cause lung damage. Rosemary oil contains geraniol, limonene and linalool, substances that some people have an allergic reaction to. The oil is toxic when inhaled in large amounts of vapors and can cause damage to organs. It is also a hazardous substance for the environment.

CAS No TSCA: 8000-25-7
CAS No EU: 84604-14-8
EC no: 283-291-9
FEMA No: 2992
INCI: ROSMARINUS OFFICINALIS LEAF OIL