Does rosemary oil come from the leaves or 'hairs' on the leaves?
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no rosemary it self all alone is a plant it does not come off other plants.people harvest,cut,and package these things then send them out.
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Yes, and whenever I grow my hair out it has the same effect because of the oils.
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Oleum piscis (lit. oil of a fish)\nOleum squali (lit. oil of a type of sea fish)\n\nSqualene is a modern word that is derived from the Latin word squalus, a type of fish.  (The exact type is not specified in the dictionary.)  Apparently this type of oil is found primarily in shark livers.
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sorry, evening primrose oil has a lot of estrogenic qualities...newer research suggests black cohosh is non-estrogenic\n\ndo some research on MACA, do a search on google or yahoo and really read about the scientific studies, past the ads\n\na great company is maca magic..herbs america\nsome health food stores carry it, also avail online....good luck
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it's nothing with marine organism!\n\nBayberry\nOther common names.—(1) Southern waxmyrtle, waxberry, tallow berry, candleberry, tallow shrub, candleberry myrtle; (2) northern bayberry, small waxberry.\nHabitat and range.—The bayberry is native in sandy swamps or wet woods from New Brunswick south to Florida. Myrica cerifera is found as far west as Texas and Arkansas while M. carolinensis is common in bogs in northern New Jersey and Pennsylvania.\nDescription.—The southern waxmyrtle is a shrub or slender tree up to 40 feet high. The leaves are from 1 to 4 inches long, narrow, wedge-shaped, entire or with a few teeth, and have a fragrant odor when crushed. The flowers appear from March to May, according to locality, generally before the leaves are fully expanded. Male and female flowers are borne on separate trees, the male flowers in cylindrical yellow clusters and the female flowers in green somewhat shorter clusters. The fruit, which remains on the tree for several years, consists of clusters of round, 1-seeded, somewhat berrylike nuts covered with a whitish wax. Northern bayberry is a shrub 8 feet high or less, with broader and blunter leaves.\nPart used.—The bark of the root, collected in late autumn. After thorough cleansing and while still fresh the bark is loosened and removed by heating the root. The wax obtained from the berries, used for making bayberry candles, is also an article of commerce.
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In biosynthesis camphor is produced from geranyl pyrophosphate, via cyclisation of linaloyl pyrophosphate to bornyl pyrophosphate, followed by hydrolysis to borneol and oxidation to camphor. http://www.botanical.com/botanical/mgmh/c/campho13.html
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Do you mean an herbal plant? That's simply a plant that is in the herb kingdom, like parsley, sage, rosemary & thyme.\nRemember me to one who lives there.\nShe once was...\nCould you be thinking of "Yerba Mate"? That's a tea.
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A 5% solution of tea tree oil has been shown in studies to take care of dandruff.  See below.
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Witch-hazel is the common name for a genus of shrubs Hamamelis in the family Hamamelidaceae, with four species, two in North America (H. virginiana and H. vernalis), and one each in Japan (H. japonica) and China (H. mollis). The Persian Ironwood, a closely related tree formerly treated as Hamamelis persica, is now given a genus of its own, as Parrotia persica, as it differs in the flowers not having petals. Other closely allied genera are Parrotiopsis, Fothergilla and Sycopsis (see under Hamamelidaceae). The Witch-Hazel is not closely related to the Common Hazel.\n\nThey are popular garden shrubs, grown for their clusters of rich yellow to orange-red flowers which begin to expand in the autumn before the leaves fall and continue throughout the winter. It is one of the earliest blooming garden plants. The bark and leaves are astringent, the extract, also referred to as Witch Hazel, is used medicinally. Extracts from its bark and leaves are used in aftershave lotions and lotions for treating bruises. The seeds contain a quantity of oil and are edible. The name is derived from the use of the twigs as divining rods, just as hazel twigs were used in England.\n\nHamamelis species are used as food plants by the larvae of some Lepidoptera species including Feathered Thorn.\n\nThe word witch has its origins in Middle English wiche, from the Old English wice, meaning "pliant" or "bendable", and which also gives us Wicker and weak.
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Fruit of the Earth makes a Vitamin E Cream. Nature's Bounty makes a Vitamin E Oil for ingestion and hair use....
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try this:\nBaldness, hair grow & regrow formula  \n\n8 oz. avocado oil\n30 gram rosemary\n5 drops peppermint oil\nmix these three ingredients\nyou can either place them in a glass container (heat resistant) and place in an oven for 20 minutes at 300 deg F OR place in a dark colored glass bottle and store a dark place for 6 weeks\nonce you have completed the above step, strain the oil to remove the rosemary \n(use cheese cloth or similar cloth and squeeze the extra oil out)\nonce you have strained the oil you can massage one teaspoonful into your scalp three times a day\nstore the unused portion in a dark colored bottle in a cool dark place (not cold), you can store it for up to 3 months\nand use this also:\nBurdock and Yellow Dock decoction works by cleansing the blood.\nuse flax oil (internally) for the flaking
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A C N E\nPimples on face and body\n\n\nAcne is a small pocket of infected oil in the skin, produced by the sebaceous glands located in the dermis layer of the skin which open into hair follicles.  When this oil is trapped and infected it produces pimples known as acne.\n\nSymptoms:  It generally occurs on the face and back and can become abscesses or deep infected lesions in the skin.\nCauses:  The production of the hormone testosterone, in men and as well as women, causes the sebaceous glands to grow, producing more oil.  Meanwhile, the skin cells near the pore produce keratin.  When these two substances mix, the greasy oil and keratin produce an amalgamation which blocks the pore causing a blackhead.  When the pore is plugged up due to this substance, bacteria begin to accumulate and grow.  This inflames the area and forms a pimple. \nSuggested treatment daily:\n1.Wash your face with a balanced pH liquid soap every day morning and night to remove the oil.  Dry your face with a paper towel, so that the skin is not contaminated again.\n2.Apply propolis cream with aloe vera.  Women may apply their make up over the propolis cream if necessary.\n3.It is a good idea to clean the skin deeply with a cleansing facial mask two times a week, which will remove dirt and oil from the deeper layers of skin.\n4.Take a natural antibiotic like bee propolis until the infection diminishes.\n5.Avoid the use of greasy creams or cosmetics\n6.Increase the use of fiber\n7.Avoid the use of soaps that contain suifides, iodine, bromides or oil\n\n\nRecommended products for excellent assured results\n\na)Natural liquid soap\nb)Aloe propolis cream\nc)Bee propolis tablets\nd)Garlic+ Thyme tablets\n\nFor further information contact me.  Best wishes – \nMr. Raghu Ram
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one way, which you can practive at home, but takes a very long time... dry the leaf.  get pure alcohol, something you can take internally, not isopropyl or rubbing.  soak the leaves in the alcohol for a long time (weeks-2), the longer the better.  the alcohol extracts the medicinal properties from the plant.  now you have a tincture.  30 drops when done properly is an alternative medicine industry standard.
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oil of clove will work better
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Why would a guy want to know ?  I haven't heard of it, it isn't listed in The Herb Book by John Lust.  Try http://www.sisterzeus.com  They have a lot of info on herbal woman's stuff.
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If you are into herbal remedies, I'd suggest willow bark tea.    Really works wonders.  I don't know the recipe, otherwise I would give it to you, but it does work well.
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As with all these type sof question the answer is : it depend sentirely on your scale of measurement.\n\nYou are essentially dealing with a fractal relationship. The root sans hairs theroetically has a smooth and hence finite area. The root with hairs has a convoluted area which is potentially infinite.