Rosemary Oil, With Memory & Concentration Enhancing Properties

Rosemary has been a medicinal herb since the 16th century, often used in healing preparations. It has a herbaceous freshness with minty undertones which are attributed to it being a member of the mint family.

Rosemary has received recent exposure in the media limelight, with reports suggesting that exam revision students 'should smell rosemary for memory'^[1]. A study had shown that students studying in an environment where rosemary essential oil was diffused, achieved 5% to 7% better results in memory tests. The study linked the active compound 1,8-cineole to this attribute. This is not a new discovery however, rosemary has been linked to memory for hundreds of years and even gets a mention in Shakespeare's Hamlet; "There's rosemary, that's for remembrance, pray you love, remember."

Mediterranean countries have been using rosemary in hair care preparations for centuries, due to its reputation for having stimulating properties.

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We know you'll love this essential oil which is why there is now a larger 50ml* fill size available, simply select the size you require and add it to your basket.

Rosemary takes its name from the Latin ros maris, which means "dew of the sea", for its preference for growing along the seashore.

View our Rosemary and Lavender Shampoo recipe here.

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^[1]BBC News - Sean Coughlan Education correspondent, 4 May 2017
* Please note that the 50ml fill size does not come packed in a carton