Used G. Cham. 25 Years and Love This One
I’ve been using essential oils for about 25 years, and Ive taught myself a great deal about them through books and online research. Anyone using essential oils should know about these compounds, as each has unique chemical composition and different purposes. I’m amazed that people who claim to have “no clue” about what to expect or were angry because you can’t ingest this gave very bad reviews for this German chamomile. If you want a mild chamomile that smells pretty like the tea you drink, you want Roman chamomile. It’s relaxing - aroma therapeutic. If you want a powerful Medicinal Grade oil for wound healing, minor burns, immune system booster, and an anti-inflammatory, you want this German chamomile. I am never without “German” chamomile in my home apothecary. It should have STRONG smell and dark green color. If it does not, you have a diluted product. This is an excellent quality. If you’re new to ess. oils, there are three that work well together synergistically (or on their own): German chamomile, tea tree, and lavender. But each one has it own benefits, so read up. And do NOT ingest them. They’re for EXTERNAL use. I used this blend all the years my son was growing up instead of antibiotics for colds and skin abrasions and other things. But please do not leave scathing reviews for things you have no idea about. This is among the BEST out there, it’s from the U.S., and I highly recommend it.
Rating: 5 stars