Umuthi Rose Blend Essential Oil - Standardised
Umuthi Rose Blend Essential Oil - Standardised
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Umuthi Rose Blend essential oil is a standardised essential oil, meaning a standard scent is produced by blending various species of rose. This natural blend of rosa spp (botanical shorthand for multiple species) essential oils produces a clear yellow liquid of characteristic aroma of a rich, sweet-floral, slightly spicy scent. It eases nervous tension, creates positive feelings and is said to be useful for depression, grief, jealousy, anger and resentment.
Sizes: 5ml or 10ml.
Rose blend essential oil uses
- A common used scent for cosmetics and household products
- Natural mood lifter
- Eases nervous tension
- Helps to increases libido and fertility
- Soothes sore throats and eases coughs
- Assists most skin types, especially mature, dry skin
Benefits of rose blend essential oil
- Pure rose (spp) essential oil - this blend is not diluted in other oils, it is a pure essential oil
- Rich, sweet-floral, slightly spicy scent
Rose blend essential oil recipe inspiration
Juliette’s Signature Air Freshener
I love the smell of roses and geranium and the two go very well together. It’s a sweet, floral, gentle scent that makes me happy!
20 drops rose geranium essential oil
15-20 drops rose blend essential oil
100ml isopropyl alcohol
It's as simple as blending all the ingredients together and giving them a good shake. You can use 75ml alcohol and 25ml water if you don’t want it as a sanitiser. Read more about our DIY Air Fresheners on our blog.
For your safety
Not recommended for use during pregnancy
This natural product is for external use only. Please exercise caution and do not ingest or take internally. Store away from children, animals, sunlight and heat. If breastfeeding, please consult with your medical care-giver before use.
About Essential Oils In General
Essential oils are highly concentrated plant essences. The ingestion of essential oils is not recommended without prior advice from your health care practitioner. Dilute in a carrier or base when necessary. Read our quick guide: Essential Oils
