Roman chamomile (infusion) in jojoba oil 3%

Latin name: Anthemis nobilis, Simmondsia Chinensis

Countries of origin: France, Italy, England, Hungary

Extraction method: distillation of flowers, 3% infusion of essential oil in jojoba oil

Note and evaporation rate: high to medium

Cultivation method: conventional

Dominant chemical families: esters

Uses:
•for children's issues: colic, insomnia, inflammatory conditions, irritability…

•for various types of pain: arthritis, sprains, inflamed muscles,…

•for calming, with insomnia, stress;

•for women's issues: painful menstruation, PMS, rapid mood swings,…

•for digestive problems: bloating, cramps, heartburn, nausea (including seasickness), anorexia,…

 Methods of use: in massage oils, ointments, creams and lotions, for inhalations,,…

Special warnings: No special warnings. When using homeopathic medicines, consult your homeopath.

Allergens: limonene

Aromatherapy tip with recipe:

Blend for an inflamed baby's bottom

20 g shea butter

3-5 g beeswax (depending on the hardness of the wax and the texture of the ointment you want)

20 g calendula macerate

5 g 3% Roman chamomile essential oil in jojoba oil

3 drops lavender essential oil

Preparation: Place the beeswax and butter in a double boiler until melted. Add the macerate and chamomile extract in jojoba oil and stir (the mixture should be liquid). Add the essential oil, stir, and pour into suitable packaging. Cover with a paper towel and wait for it to cool before sealing.

Use: Apply the ointment in a thin layer to the affected area up to 3 times daily.