Rosemary Essential Oil Salvia rosmarinus Spenn., sin. Rosmarinus officinalis L.

Rosemary (Salvia rosmarinus, syn. Rosmarinus officinalis) is a plant whose chemotypes—distinct chemical variants with different characteristics and applications—vary depending on where it is grown. The two most common rosemary chemotypes are cineole and verbenone.

If the chemotype is not specified on the label, it means that no single compound predominates in the essential oil. Instead, the characteristic constituents are present in more balanced proportions, resulting in a harmonious aroma and broad range of applications.

Rosemary CT Cineole essential oil and CO₂ extract are obtained from rosemary leaves and flowering tops and have a strong, camphoraceous aroma. They are often used for freshening indoor air. They are also commonly chosen for massage, for creating a feeling of easier breathing during the cold season, and when seeking a sense of mental clarity and concentration. The strong, camphor-like aroma of rosemary CT cineole essential oil is appreciated for helping create an atmosphere conducive to focus, making it a popular choice among students and anyone engaged in mentally demanding work.

Rosemary CT Verbenone essential oil is also distilled from the leaves and flowering tops of rosemary but has a more woody, herbaceous fragrance. It is often chosen for its uplifting and refreshing aroma. It is commonly used to create a calmer atmosphere, to support a feeling of easier breathing during the colder months, and when seeking mental clarity and concentration.

Rosemary CO₂ extract has an exceptionally true-to-life aroma, as if you were crushing a fresh rosemary sprig between your fingers. It is often chosen during the cold season, much like eucalyptus oil, as eucalyptol is one of its principal constituents, making the two oils comparable in aromatic use. It is also appreciated by students, professionals, and anyone performing mentally intensive work when seeking to maintain concentration and focus. Rosemary CO₂ extract is frequently included in hair care products.

The properties described above are not exhaustive. Due to EU regulations on health claims, we cannot provide complete information about this product, although some of its properties are supported by scientific research.

Please note: these essential oils are not registered as medicinal products or biocides.

Natural plant essential oils not only offer pleasant aromas but also help create a cosy, harmonious, and biologically favourable environment. Such an atmosphere is especially valued by city dwellers who spend much of their time indoors and is important for children's naturally developing emotional balance.

KVAPŲ NAMAI quality guarantee

KVAPŲ NAMAI is the only essential oil and aromatherapy company in the Baltic States with its own modern specialised laboratory, where every batch is comprehensively tested for phthalates, pesticides, and other hazardous contaminants. You can therefore be confident in the purity, authenticity, and quality of our essential oils and hydrolats—we guarantee this not through paperwork or sweet words, but through real testing, including chemical analysis by the GC-MS method. In addition, we source most of our essential oils directly from experienced grower-distillers, organic producers, and true masters of their craft, so our oils are not only clean and pure but also distinguished by exceptional fragrance quality.