Chamomile Whole

Chamomile Flowers, scientifically known as Matricaria Recutita, boast a rich history of utilization in cosmetics and toiletries owing to their remarkable antioxidant attributes. These flowers can be used as an infusion additive that serves as a natural shampoo, particularly beneficial for individuals with fair hair. Additionally, they can be incorporated into cosmetic formulations to act as an anti-allergenic component or crafted into a salve suitable for wound care.

Common Uses For Whole Chamomile Flowers:

1. Potpourri
2. Filling herb pillows
3. Crafting all-natural soaps
4. Aromatherapy by burning them
5. Alleviating skin inflammations
6. Treating sunburn
7. Addressing burns

How to Use:

• Use: 1 Tbsp. per 4oz herb
• Method: Infuse oil for CP bath tea or uages

Storage Tips:

Keep the whole dried chamomile flowers in an airtight container, and place it in a cool and shaded location. Ensure the storage temperature stays below 63°F for optimal preservation.