Great essential oil for aching muscles, colds and flu (Jurlique Rosemary Pure Essential Oil)

Member Name: janharper

Product:	Jurlique Rosemary Pure Essential Oil
Date:	03/11/09 (38 review reads)
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Advantages: Makes you feel good

Disadvantages: Expensive so use carefully

Jurlique Rosemary Oil is a hundred percent cold compressed oil and you know that you are getting the best there is when you buy this brand. Other brands may actually be diluted with carrier oil and although they cost less, it is better for you to choose a suitable carrier oil yourself.

Even worse than this I have seen Rosemary Oil on sale for 99p a bottle. Don't make the mistake of thinking this is the same think. It is only suitable as a fragrance oil and may be adulterated with creosote, vegetable oil, or any number of potentially harmful substances.

I actually know of someone who added a few drop of rosemary oil to her bath to sooth her aching muscles and ended up with chemical burns. If it's that cheap it is either very much diluted, or is only suitable for a fragrance burner.

I bought a 10mil bottle for £9.99 which I think is excellent value given the guaranteed quality of Jurlique essential oils.

Rosemary is known as the herb of remembrance and it has romantic and practical associations. A few drops in a diffuser placed on your desk will stimulate you mentally and help with concentration. I find this very useful when I am writing or studying.

Aromatherapists also recommend rosemary as a treatment for low blood pressure but in this instance it is wise to see a doctor before self medicating.

I think the greatest use I put this to is in a warm bath as it releases stress, eases headache and soothes aching muscles. Perfect if you have a cold, or flu.

It is always wise to buy the best product you can when using aromatherapy oils and you won't get much better quality than Jurlique. You might find higher priced brands but this really is top quality.

Summary: Aromatherapy treatment for colds and flu