Chamomile Roman Dilute (Anthemis nobilis) 10ml

Ever had one of those days where you just can’t seem to unwind? Meet your new best friend from Zoom Health: Chamomile Roman Dilute Essential Oil. This little bottle of calm comes from the flowers of the Anthemis nobilis plant, steam-distilled to perfection in the rolling hills of England. It’s like a good cuppa chamomile tea, but for your nose!

What’s in the bottle?

• Hometown: England (yes, it has an accent)
• Looks like: A lovely pale blue to pale yellow liquid
• Made by: Steam distilling those pretty chamomile flowers
• Fragrance game: Middle notes, for those who know their scent pyramids
• Smells like: A sweet, herbaceous hug for your senses

Plays well with:

Other Zoom Health favourites like Lavender (for when you need extra chill), Bergamot (to add a citrusy twist), Clary Sage (for wisdom… or just a nice smell), Lemon (when life gives you lemons…), Geranium (floral power!), Jasmine (for your inner royal), Rose (because you’re worth it), and Ylang Ylang (fun to say, great to smell)

How to use this liquid magic:

Had a day that felt like wrestling an octopus? Here’s how this Zoom Health oil can help:

1. Bath time bliss: Drop 2-3 drops into your tub. It’s like taking a dip in a field of chamomile, minus the bugs.
2. Massage marvel: Mix a couple of drops with your favourite lotion. Instant spa day!
3. Sleepytime diffuser: Pop 3-4 drops in your diffuser. It’s like a lullaby for your nose.

Just remember, start small – this oil is potent! And if you’ve got sensitive skin or any health niggles, maybe have a chat with your GP first.

The nitty-gritty how-to:

• For your royal bath: 2-3 drops in warm water. Pro tip: mix it with a splash of milk first for extra luxury (and to avoid oil slicks).
• Massage time: 2-3 drops with a teaspoon of your favourite carrier oil. Jojoba, sweet almond – whatever floats your boat!
• Scent your castle: 3-4 drops in your diffuser or oil burner. Warning: may cause unexpected naps.

Remember, patch test first! We don’t want any surprises, unless they’re the good kind. Zoom Health always recommends playing it safe with your wellbeing.

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