Amrita Aromatherapy Chamomile (German Blue) Essential Oil, 3 ml, Certified Organic
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Amrita Aromatherapy German Blue Chamomile has the gentle strength of a loving grandmother, calming both upset stomachs and upset emotions. German Blue Chamomile is a thick, intensely blue, spicy-scented essential oil, and is the most widely used variety of Chamomile. While Roman Chamomile is generally preferred for its antispasmodic effects, German Blue Chamomile is the preferred essential oil for anti-inflammatory effects. Amrita's German Blue Chamomile has the correct chemical composition for the most valued therapeutic benefits for many systems of the body including: nervous, respiratory, digestive, genito-urinary, reproductive, musculoskeletal, and integumentary (skin). German Blue Chamomile is a must for your medicine cabinet, so order your bottle today!
Quality & Purity
Amrita bases its sourcing of essential oils and other products on a holistic approach. Amrita aims for the most natural products possible. In fact, every one of Amrita's essential oils has been verified for purity and authenticity by gas chromatograph. Oils are never diluted, industrially processed, or chemically manipulated. GMO and single synthetic ingredients are never used. For formulations, only compatible ingredients that support each other's actions are blended together so that a benefit to one area of health never causes an imbalance in another.
This product is manufactured according to the cGMP Standards and Inspection. Tests before, during, and after processing guarantee uniform quality and purity. Quality manufacturing practices are essential to the integrity of professionally oriented natural health products. That is why our dispensary is independently registered by NSF® to meet cGMP requirements for the brands we carry. NSF International audits each of our facilities twice per year. Together, we offer industry-leading shipping times and reliability. Orders placed before 4:30 PM EST are processed and shipped the same day and will arrive at your door within days.
Therapeutic Benefits
German Blue Chamomile is a thick, intensely blue, spicy-scented essential oil, and is the most widely used variety of Chamomile. Beauty products infused with German Blue Chamomile become soothing, anti-inflammatory skin treatments.
While Roman Chamomile is generally preferred for its antispasmodic effects, German Blue Chamomile is the preferred essential oil for anti-inflammatory effects. However, its most valued therapeutic benefits (anti-inflammatory, muscle-relaxing, and skin care) are only present if the batch of oil has the correct chemical composition. Following is a list of conditions German Blue Chamomile addresses by category.
Suggested Use
Dilution Requirements:
For use on the skin, you may dilute up to 2% in jojoba or hazelnut oil; 2% is approximately 1 teaspoon (5 ml) of essential oil per 1 cup (250 ml) of carrier oil, or about 10 drops essential oil to a tablespoon (15 ml) of carrier oil.
Safety Precautions:
Origin
Traditional Uses:
About the Plant:
Where it Grows:
Family:
Blends With
Amrita bases its sourcing of essential oils and other products on a holistic approach. Amrita aims for the most natural products possible. In fact, every one of Amrita's essential oils has been verified for purity and authenticity by gas chromatograph. Oils are never diluted, industrially processed, or chemically manipulated. GMO and single synthetic ingredients are never used. For formulations, only compatible ingredients that support each other's actions are blended together so that a benefit to one area of health never causes an imbalance in another.
This product is manufactured according to the cGMP Standards and Inspection. Tests before, during, and after processing guarantee uniform quality and purity. Quality manufacturing practices are essential to the integrity of professionally oriented natural health products. That is why our dispensary is independently registered by NSF® to meet cGMP requirements for the brands we carry. NSF International audits each of our facilities twice per year. Together, we offer industry-leading shipping times and reliability. Orders placed before 4:30 PM EST are processed and shipped the same day and will arrive at your door within days.
Therapeutic Benefits
German Blue Chamomile is a thick, intensely blue, spicy-scented essential oil, and is the most widely used variety of Chamomile. Beauty products infused with German Blue Chamomile become soothing, anti-inflammatory skin treatments.
While Roman Chamomile is generally preferred for its antispasmodic effects, German Blue Chamomile is the preferred essential oil for anti-inflammatory effects. However, its most valued therapeutic benefits (anti-inflammatory, muscle-relaxing, and skin care) are only present if the batch of oil has the correct chemical composition. Following is a list of conditions German Blue Chamomile addresses by category.
- Nervous system: Anger, anxiety, frustration, irritability, migraine, panic, premenstrual syndrome (PMS), restlessness and stress.
- Digestive system: Dyspepsia, colic, indigestion, nausea.
- Skin care: All forms of sensitive skin, bruises, psoriasis, eczema, rashes, boils, chickenpox, dermatitis, acne, allergic reactions, burns, cuts, wounds, insect bites, toothache, teething pain.
- Musculoskeletal system: Gout, back pain, muscle soreness, arthritis, rheumatism, muscle spasms and cramps, neuralgia, inflammation, sciatica, bursitis, sprains.
- Genito-urinary system: Infections of the urinary tract and bladder.
- Reproductive system: Menstrual difficulty, menstrual irregularity, PMS.
- Respiratory system: Hay fever, allergies.
Suggested Use
Dilution Requirements:
For use on the skin, you may dilute up to 2% in jojoba or hazelnut oil; 2% is approximately 1 teaspoon (5 ml) of essential oil per 1 cup (250 ml) of carrier oil, or about 10 drops essential oil to a tablespoon (15 ml) of carrier oil.
- Teething children: Local application. Dilute and apply gently to baby’s cheeks.
- Colicky babies: Local application. Dilute and apply gently to the abdomen.
- Skin abrasions or inflammation: Skin rinse (add a few drops to a sink full of water and use this water to cleanse skin) or topical application.
- Hay fever and allergies: Diffusion.
- Aggression: Diffusion or topical application on heart and chest area, if the person lets you get close enough.
- Anxiety: Diffusion, topical application on heart and chest area or aromatic bath.
- Menstrual pain: Topical application on affected areas.
- Muscle cramps and musculoskeletal system issues: Topical application on affected areas.
- Psoriasis and eczema: Topical application on affected areas.
- Bursitis: Topical application on affected areas.
- Appetite loss: Diffusion, topical application on abdominal area, or aromatic bath.
- Rashes, boils, chickenpox, dermatitis: Topical application.
Safety Precautions:
- German Blue Chamomile is one of the mildest oils available in aromatherapy. It is safe to use during pregnancy and even with babies (don’t overdose of course). However, it has caused contact dermatitis in a small number of individuals. If using with very sensitive skin, try it properly diluted on a small spot first.
Origin
Traditional Uses:
- Ancient Egyptians, Greeks and Romans loved Chamomile. The Egyptians dedicated the daisy-like flowering plant to their sun god, Ra. The Greeks gave Chamomile its name by combining two Greek words, “chamos” and “melos,” meaning “ground” and “apple” respectively.
- In England, it was popular to grow Chamomile as an aromatic and cushiony alternative to grass that can be mowed completely flat. To this day, Buckingham Palace continues to maintain an all-Chamomile lawn, which dates back to the reign of King George V. Since the Middle Ages, Chamomile has been grown on stone garden benches, creating a softly padded and fragrant seat.
- It remains unknown which varieties of Chamomile were used by which cultures in ancient times. Although all types of Chamomile look similar and have many benefits in common. In modern times, it is recognized that there are several distinct varieties of Chamomile, with different scents and sometimes very different therapeutic properties.
- Chamomile tea, a kitchen cupboard staple, is made from German Chamomile, and the deceptively mild-smelling herb gives fast-acting relief to children with temper tantrums (and their parents). German Chamomile is also the preferred type of Chamomile for use in skin and hair care products.
About the Plant:
- All the varieties of Chamomile are similar plants, but they have very different therapeutic effects and different chemical compositions.
- The scent of German Blue Chamomile Essential Oil is heavier, spicier, and earthier than that of Roman Chamomile. The oil is also thick and inky blue in contrast to Roman Chamomile, which is lemon-colored and thin.
- Both plants are short, with daisy-like blossoms on single stems, although Roman Chamomile only grows a few inches from the ground, while German Blue Chamomile can reach up to 2 feet in height.
- You can also distinguish Roman Chamomile from German Blue Chamomile by snipping the cone of the blossom. If it is hollow, it is Roman Chamomile. If the cone is solid, it is German Blue Chamomile.
Where it Grows:
- German Blue Chamomile is native to Europe and Asia.
Family:
- Compositae — Sunflower Family
Blends With
- Scent: German Blue Chamomile has a thick, herbal, warm scent that is heavier and less fruity than that of Roman Chamomile.
- Blends With: Benzoin, bergamot, clary sage, jasmine, geranium, lavender, lemon, marjoram, neroli, patchouli, rose, ylang ulang.
- Fragrance Note: Middle.
- Composition: Chamazulene, farnesene, alpha bisabolol, en-yndicycloether.
