The description says "undiluted." What type of oil is the rosemary suspended in? What is the concentration, i.e., what percentage of rosemary?
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Hello M.Walker,Thank you for your question. Nature's Own Essence Rosemary oil is 100% Rosemary oil, there are no additives or fillers.
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I found this on another website for this product because I needed to get a specific mg of DHA/EPA too. Ingredients - Salmon oil, Rosemary extract Nutritional Content Per 100g Energy 3750 kJ/890 kcal Crude Protein 0g Crude Fat 99g Crude Ash 0g 4 oz & 8 oz Bottles Dispense These Amounts Per Pump: DHA - 166 mg EPA - 147 mg Omega-3 - 478 mg Omega-6 - 55 mg 16 oz & 32 oz Bottles Dispense These Amounts Per Pump: DHA - 210 mg EPA - 300 mg Omega-3 - 925 mg Omega-6 - 100 mg
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This oil is a pure essential oil. It is not diluted, make sure you do dilute it before using on skin.
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Natural active: citric acid peppemint oil lemongrass oil rosemary oil potassium sorbate inert: water lecithin
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I sent an answer already but I don't know if it went through. There is no mention of any rosebud content. Strange. Just cottonseed oil snd essential oils in a special petroleum base. Sorry. I love the pruct, however.
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The label lists two ingredients: salmon oil, and rosemary extract. Rosemary is a potent antioxidant to assist in keeping the refrigerated salmon oil fresh. The oil is rich in color and odor with no detectable odor of anything other than salmon. The percentage of salmon oil is not shown, however, the guaranteed analysis is: (from their website) Ingredients: Salmon Oil, Rosemary Extract. Guaranteed Analysis per teaspoon (4.5 g): Crude Fat ......................................... 99.5 % Moisture (max) ................................... 0.5 % Omega-3 Fatty Acids* ...................... 1319 mg DHA (Docosahexaenoic Acid)* ............. 500 mg EPA (Eicosapentaenoic Acid)* .............. 455 mg * Not recognized as an essential nutrient by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles. With fat at 99.5% one may surmise that means at least 99.5% of the ingredients are salmon oil...I hope this is a logical analysis without directly questioning the company....
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Cinnamon and rosemary are the more prominent smells in the bottle. I diluted some of it for cleaning, and when I use it that way I don't smell the rosemary as much. The cinnamon scent comes out in the cleaner I have (1 drop per oz of water)
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I cannot say for certain but I believe it probably is pure. I do love it and I have tried many different oils. I always try to get them from where they are locally processed to better insure the quality and expertise of extraction and freshness.
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All that the bottle says is "100% pure unrefined red palm oil. Direct from the heart of west Africa." Hope this helps you
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Doesn't say, but you cannot tell it there. The Rosemary is just a natural preservative.
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I think if you can dilute it correctly, you'll be ok. It's a very, very strong oil, so it def needs the correct ratio of carrier oil to this. Plant therapy has a dilution chart here: http://essentialoilblogging.files.wordpress.com/2013/12/plant-therapy-dilution-guide.jpg
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L. Smith I disagree with you. There are Therapeutic grade oils, meaning unadulterated. Many, Many oils are diluted & have carrier oils & impurities in them. Its always good to ask.
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It's 100% pure Emu oil. It's got .00022% Vita E so it won't go rancid.. IF you're good in MATH, that's about as pure as you can get.:>)
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Just barely. The only thing I really smelled is the rosemary. It's a very pleasant scent and is not over barring or harmful in any way.
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The oils I ordered were not watered down. I can't verify they are certified but mine work beautifully! I normally do order through my representative.
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I can not Find the Percentage amount. On the bottle the first thing it says is " Due to the High Menthol Content" that's, All I know. You might contact, Plant Therapy's, Web Site & see if That can Help You!
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I have used Lemon (and many other citrus varieties) and Peppermint with no problems at all. I haven't personally used Rosemary, but don't think it would be problematic. We have had our diffuser for almost a year and it is still going strong!