Rosemary Rubbings

ROSEMARY RUBBINGS (organically grown in New Zealand)

Rosemary Rubbings are traditionally used to scent a room to enhance clarity and memory, but also used to make Rosemary water for hair treatment.

Rosemary Rubbings are made by hand picking fresh rosemary sprigs and air drying until desiccated to preserve their scent.

The dried sprigs contain rosemary essential oil which scent is realised slowly over time or when heated.

Suggestions on how to use Rosemary Rubbings.

• Place a small bag of Rosemary Rubbings in your wardrobe or chest of drawers.
• Take a handful of Rosemary Rubbings and place into an open weave fabric bag. Choose our cotton muslin bags or organza bags, either have their good points. Muslin is natural and will biodegrade. The organza bags are partially transparent which allows you to see the cute little dried lavender flowers. They come in many colours try our purple, lavender, green or ivory bags. The open weave allows the scent to escape into your room.
• Decorate soaps. Sprinkle some Rubbings as a decoration on your hand made soaps.
• Hair treatment. Steep some rosemary rubbings in a bowl with hot water. Drain off the rosemary water and wash you hair with the Rosemary liquid extract.
• Sprinkle some rosemary rubbings into a “Get Well soon “card for a surprise gift.
• Go wild with your imagination mixing rosemary rubbings with lavender rubbings and other dried flowers or leaves such as eucalyptus for a Pot Pourri of scents. Place the mixture in an open bowl and enjoy the aroma.