Considered sacred by ancient civilizations, Rosemary Essential Oil is not about to fall out of use.
Key benefits:

Effective for treating hair loss
Strengthens the scalp
Promotes healthy breathing
Helps with difficult digestion
Reduces nervous tension and occasional fatigue
Strengthens the scalp

Long valued by those in the know, rosemary was considered sacred by the ancient Greek, Roman, Egyptian, and Hebrew cultures. 

Besides its culinary uses, Rosemary has many other benefits, including supporting digestion, managing stress, promoting healthy hair, and supporting the nervous system.

A 2015 study published in "skinmed dermatology for the clinician" showed that topical use of a formulation containing Rosemary Essential Oil is as effective for treating hair loss as the well-known 2% minoxidil, the first medication approved for hair loss and one with a proven track record. However, rosemary was found to be more effective in reducing scalp itching!

Other studies were conducted later and further reinforced this evidence. In addition to being just as effective, rosemary essential oil does not have the medication's side effects. It can significantly prevent and reduce hair loss while also leaving hair soft and shiny, unlike minoxidil, which leaves hair rough and dull. 

How to use:

Dilute 2 to 3 drops in fractionated coconut oil and apply as a hair treatment serum, or mix with your usual shampoo to strengthen the scalp
Place in a diffuser while studying to maintain concentration
Ingest to help reduce nervous tension and occasional fatigue.
Add 1 to 2 drops of Rosemary to meat dishes and appetizers for flavor and to support healthy digestion.

Description:

Rosmarinus ifficinalis
Plant part: Flower/leaf
Extraction method: Steam distillation
Aromatic description: Camphoraceous, herbaceous
Origin: Morocco