Avoid storing products in the direct sunlight or near sources of heat and choose dry, cool storage areas where possible.
NATURALIS ROSEMARY ORIGINAL OIL
Rosemary Original Oil helps promote hair growth and thicken hair. It also keeps your hair soft, moisturised and strong. Rosemary Original Oil is also natural antibacterial and antifungal, so it’s great for those who have flaky or itchy scalp conditions.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE ON CURLY HAIR
· STEP 1. Apply a small amount to your scalp. Preferably at night before bed after a bath or shower as that opens up your pores allowing maximum absorption to activate the growth oil.
· STEP 2. Massage the oil in a circular motion into the scalp, cover your hair with a silk or stain night cap or wrap and then head to sleep. Don’t worry about your scarf or pillow – the oil absorbs easily into the scalp, so it won’t make a mess. You can repeat this 2-3 times a week. (NB: you can apply the hair oil anytime of the day the above information is a recommendation)
· STEP 3. Style as usual.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE ON THIN, LOOSER CURL HAIR TYPES
· STEP 1. Apply a small amount to your scalp. Preferably at night before bed after a bath or shower as that opens up your pores allowing maximum absorption to activate the growth oil.
· STEP 2. Massage the oil in a circular motion into the scalp, cover your hair with a silk or satin night cap or wrap and then head to sleep. Don’t worry about your scarf or pillow – the oil absorbs easily into the scalp, so it won’t make a mess. You can repeat this 2-3 times a week. (NB: you can apply the hair oil anytime of the day the above information is a recommendation)
· STEP 3. Wash hair with Naturalis Moisturising Shampoo.
Benefits of Rosemary Stimulates Hair Growth
One of the most common types of hair loss is androgenetic alopecia, better known as male pattern baldness, though it can also affect females.
Rosemary oil treats androgenetic alopecia by preventing a by-product of testosterone from attacking your hair follicles, which is the cause of this condition.
Other research indicates that rosemary oil may fight patchy hair loss, or alopecia areata, which affects up to half the population below age 21 and about 20% of people above 40.
When people with alopecia areata rubbed a rosemary essential oil blend into their scalp each day for seven months, 44% showed improvement in their hair loss compared to only 15% in the control group, who used the neutral oils jojoba and grapeseed
Rosemary oil may combat certain types of hair loss, including male pattern baldness and patchy hair loss.
A Few Potential Benefits & Uses of Rosemary Oils
1. May Reduce Joint Inflammation
Preliminary evidence suggests that rosemary oil may help reduce tissue inflammation that can lead to swelling, pain and stiffness. It may do so by stemming the migration of white blood cells to injured tissues to release inflammatory chemicals. More research is needed on rosemary’s impact on inflammation.
Apply Rosemary Oil topically may help lower inflammation in injuries and rheumatoid arthritis. However, more research is needed to confirm this.
2. May Help Relieve Pain
In folk medicine, rosemary is utilized as a mild pain reliever.
Rosemary oil is known in folk medicine as a pain reliever. Preliminary studies support its pain relief benefits and suggest that it may be more effective than acetaminophen.
Poor circulation is a common complaint. You may notice it most in your hands and feet. If you experience cold fingers and toes — even in relatively warm temperatures — rosemary oil is worth considering.
If you experience cold fingers or toes, massaging with rosemary oil may help warm them. It may aid conditions like Raynaud’s disease, but more research is needed.
4. May Improve Brain Function
In ancient Greece and Rome, rosemary was thought to strengthen memory. Research indicates that inhaling rosemary oil helps prevent the breakdown of acetylcholine, a brain chemical important for thinking, concentration and memory. Other research suggests that breathing rosemary and other essential oils may improve brain. in older adults with dementia, including those with Alzheimer’s disease. Keep in mind that more research is needed.
Breathing rosemary oil may help you focus and remember information. It may also aid your memory as you age, but more research is needed.
5. Repels Certain Bugs
For deterring harmful insects that may bite you or infest your garden, consider rosemary oil as a natural alternative to chemical products.
Rosemary oil is used in natural pesticides to kill certain insects. Additionally, the oil helps repel some blood-sucking insects, such as particular mosquitoes and ticks.
Many factors can cause stress — including school tests. Inhaling rosemary oil may help reduce test anxiety.
Simply smelling rosemary oil may ease your stress levels in situations like exam taking. Rosemary may reduce levels of cortisol, a hormone that can have harmful effects on your body.
Rosemary oil is commonly used for mental strain and fatigue in folk medicine.
A few small studies suggest that rosemary oil may boost attention, alertness, energy and mood. Yet, more research is warranted.
If you want to try rosemary oil, simply inhale it or apply our diluted version topically.
The Bottom Line
Rosemary essential oil, derived from the common cooking herb, has long been popular in folk medicine and is now proving beneficial in scientific studies.
Though most of this research is preliminary, studies note that this essential oil may boost your health by improving mental focus and memory, fighting hair loss, relieving pain and inflammation, repelling certain insects and easing stress.