This 10-piece kraft box set contains rosemary essential oil (Rosmarinus officinalis) in 10 ml bottles, supplied without labels. Rosemary is originally a Mediterranean shrub but is also cultivated in India; the oil is obtained by steam distillation from the leafy branch tips. The set provides steady supply for cosmetic workshops and aromatherapy practitioners.
Botanical background and chemical profile
Rosmarinus officinalis (modern synonym: Salvia rosmarinus) is an evergreen shrub with needle-like leaves. Oil from Indian-cultivated material contains mainly 1,8-cineole, camphor and alpha-pinene. Together these deliver the characteristic green-herbaceous, lively aroma, with nuances that vary by chemotype.
Steam distillation from India
Freshly harvested leafy branch tips are heated with water vapour; the volatile aromatic compounds rise with the steam, then cool and separate from the oily phase. The method extracts monoterpenes gently, preserving the aroma profile and the chemical balance of the oil.
Areas of use
- Aromatherapy diffusion as an invigorating room scent
- Cosmetic hair care preparations and scalp tonics
- Handmade soaps and massage oils
- Heart or top notes in custom perfume compositions
Benefits of the unlabelled format
The unlabelled bottles allow you to add your own markings, date or recipe code, which is particularly practical when working with parallel formulations. The 10-piece kraft box stores together and travels securely as one unit.
Storage and shelf life
Store in a cool place protected from light, tightly sealed. Unopened it retains its quality for 2-3 years. In skin preparations we recommend a 1-3% dilution; oils high in 1,8-cineole should be avoided on the face and neck of children under three years, and medical consultation is advised during pregnancy or in cases of epilepsy.