Chamomile is one of the most historically enduring, widely used, and well-documented medicinal plants in the world and is recommended for a variety of therapeutic applications.

Roman chamomile, a member of the Asteraceae family, is native to Western Europe. Its beautiful and adorable flowers make it a popular garden plant. It blooms with small, double-layered white flowers that are full in shape, and its stems are soft. When trodden on, it emits a fresh apple scent, which is why it is also known as the "apple of the earth."

Additionally, Roman chamomile is known as the "doctor of the plants" because it can heal the surrounding sick plants. Its English name "Chamomile" comes from the Greek "Khamaimelon," which means "apple of the earth." The Latin name "Anthemis" means "small flower," and "Nobilis" means "noble." Roman chamomile essential oil has a high ester content, including isobutyl angelate, which is less commonly found in other essential oils. It is a long-chain ester with excellent effects in soothing the nervous system and relieving pain. In fact, Roman chamomile has been a classic herb for treating stress-related issues for thousands of years and is one of the most important essential oils in aromatherapy.

Appearance: light yellow to yellow liquid

Extract Part: Flower

Origin: France