Rosemary essential oil, distilled from the flowering tops, stems and leaves of the rosemary herb, is a true treasure for body and mind. Its woody, herbaceous scent invigorates the senses, promotes mental clarity and is used in aromatherapy to increase concentration and relieve fatigue. The versatile applications range from skin care to hair care to wellness support for a variety of ailments such as colds, flu, digestive problems and muscle pain.

As a massage oil, rosemary oil unfolds its relaxing and at the same time invigorating properties in combination with base oils such as almond or apricot kernel oil. It is also valued for its positive effects on hair health, as it is said to stimulate blood flow to the scalp and thus promote hair growth. Although it is extremely effective and popular, it is important to exercise caution: The oil should never be used internally and is not suitable for pregnant women, hypertensive patients or people with epilepsy.

The history of rosemary dates back to ancient times, where it served as a symbol of fidelity and memory strengthening and was used in weddings, funerals and religious ceremonies. A sprig of rosemary, decorated with ribbons, was considered a sign of love and fidelity and was often given to wedding guests. Another historical highlight is the famous “Hungarian water”, a rosemary extract in wine, which was made for the Queen of Hungary and was said to have healing properties. Rosemary oil is thus not only a means of increasing well-being, but also a piece of living history and tradition.