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A herb from the Mediterranean
Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis / Salvia rosmarinus) grows in the Mediterranean and has been valued since antiquity – in the kitchen as well as in skincare. Its essential oil contains cineole, camphor and pinene – responsible for its fresh, herbal scent.
Rosemary in our foot care
Rosemary and your skin type
In our products, rosemary oil is mainly there for its scent. Here is what that means for each skin type:
What does rosemary do in the formula?
Three things that define rosemary oil in skincare.
Cineole and camphor
The two main components shape the fresh, camphor-like scent.
Frischer Duft
Its herbaceous, fresh scent makes rosemary a classic in foot creams.
Oil or extract
Rosmarinic acid and carnosol are found in rosemary extract, hardly at all in the distilled essential oil.
What can you use rosemary for?
A herbal note in the solid foot cream
Foot care after training or a hike
Rosemary & Lemon soap for your body
Washing your hands with the Rosemary & Lemon soap
Rosemary alongside mandarin and fir
With eucalyptus and clary sage in the foot cream
Rosemary pairs especially well with …
The classic herbal partners from Mediterranean tradition.
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