Rosemary leaves, scientifically known as 'Rosmarinus Officinalis,' are a versatile and aromatic herb that retains its delightful scent even after drying. Here are some details and recommendations for using dried rosemary leaves:
**Flashpoint:** 45 degrees Celsius
**Oil Color:** Clear
**Recommended Uses:**
- Dried rosemary leaves are excellent for various DIY projects, including potpourri, soap-making, and creating drawer sachets.
- They are suitable for use in cold process soap-making and melt & pour soap-making.
**Extraction Method:** Steam distilled
**Part of Plant:** Leaves
**Shelf Life:** 12-24 months
**Storage:** To preserve the quality and aroma of dried rosemary leaves, store them in a cool, dark place.
**Warning:** Avoid applying undiluted rosemary leaves directly to the skin, as they can be potent. It's best to use them in recipes that incorporate carrier oils or other ingredients.
Rosemary leaves, scientifically known as 'Rosmarinus Officinalis,' are a versatile and aromatic herb that retains its delightful scent even after drying. Here are some details and recommendations for using dried rosemary leaves:
**Flashpoint:** 45 degrees Celsius
**Oil Color:** Clear
**Recommended Uses:**
- Dried rosemary leaves are excellent for various DIY projects, including potpourri, soap-making, and creating drawer sachets.
- They are suitable for use in cold process soap-making and melt & pour soap-making.
**Extraction Method:** Steam distilled
**Part of Plant:** Leaves
**Shelf Life:** 12-24 months
**Storage:** To preserve the quality and aroma of dried rosemary leaves, store them in a cool, dark place.
**Warning:** Avoid applying undiluted rosemary leaves directly to the skin, as they can be potent. It's best to use them in recipes that incorporate carrier oils or other ingredients.
