Roman Chamomile Essential Oil, 5ml

Specification

Technical information

• Country of Origin: UK
• Botanical Name: Chamaemelum Nobile
• Extraction Method: Steam Distillation
• Parts of Plant used: Flower
• Colour: Almost colourless to Pale Yellow
• Odour: Sweet, floral & Herbaceous
• Main Components: Flavonoids, Terpenoids & Isoamyl tiglate

Bottled in the UK

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Roman Chamomile Essential Oil Benefits 

Skincare

Roman Chamomile is an excellent natural toner for oily and combination skin types. Its astringent properties clear sebum buildup, unclog pores, and reduce breakouts. With regular use, it soothes skin irritation, reduces puffiness, and improves uneven skin tone. It’s especially effective around the eyes for dark circles and swelling.

Haircare

Rich in vitamins and nutrients, Roman Chamomile Essential Oil nourishes the scalp and strengthens damaged hair. When added to shampoo or conditioner, it deeply cleanses while replenishing moisture and enhancing shine.

Aromatherapy

Its sweet floral aroma is profoundly calming, making it one of the best essential oils for stress and sleep. Inhalation of Roman Chamomile Essential Oil promotes emotional balance, eases hyperactivity, and supports healthy immune function.

Medicinal Uses

The oil’s cooling nature helps reduce fevers and respiratory infections. Inhalation can relieve allergy symptoms, blocked sinuses, and headaches. It’s also effective in easing body temperature and inflammation.

PMS Relief

This oil is renowned for easing menstrual cramps due to its antispasmodic properties. A gentle massage on the lower abdomen can reduce uterine contractions and relieve bloating, irritability, and mood swings.

Arthritis Pain

Roman Chamomile Essential Oil Benefits include relief from joint inflammation and pain associated with arthritis. A warm bath or massage with this oil soothes stiff joints and encourages circulation.

How to Use Organic Roman Chamomile Essential Oil

Inhalation

Add 5–6 drops to a diffuser or inhale directly for quick calming effects.

Skin & Haircare

Mix 2–3 drops into creams, lotions, shampoos, or beauty recipes. Combine with Lavender oil for a skin-nourishing blend.

Bath

Add 2–3 drops to warm bathwater for full-body relaxation.

Massage

Blend 5–6 drops with 10–15 ml of carrier oil for a calming, pain-relieving massage.

Acne & Scars

Apply 2–3 drops on a cotton swab directly to affected skin areas.

Headaches

Rub 2–3 drops on temples or mix 4–5 drops with 10 ml of sesame oil for a soothing head massage.

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Q.What are the spiritual benefits of Roman Chamomile Essential Oil?

Roman Chamomile Essential Oil is widely used in spiritual practices for its calming effect on the mind. It helps reduce emotional tension, supports meditation, and brings inner peace. Many users consider it a grounding oil that aids emotional release.

Q.Is there a difference between chamomile and Roman chamomile?

Yes, Roman Chamomile Essential Oil is extracted from Chamaemelum nobile, while German chamomile comes from Matricaria chamomilla. Roman chamomile is more gentle on the skin and often preferred for emotional support and children.

Q. What is Roman Chamomile Essential Oil used for?

It is used for calming the mind, soothing irritated skin, relieving menstrual cramps, easing headaches, supporting sleep, and improving respiratory issues. Its versatility makes it a staple in natural wellness routines.

Q.Can I put Roman Chamomile Essential Oil on my skin?

Yes, Roman Chamomile Essential Oil can be used on the skin, but it should be diluted with a carrier oil before application. It's particularly beneficial for sensitive, inflamed, or acne-prone skin.

Q.Why is Roman Chamomile Essential Oil so expensive?

This essential oil is costly due to the delicate nature of its flowers and the low yield during steam distillation. It takes a large quantity of flowers to produce a small amount of oil, which contributes to its premium price.