Cape Snow Bush Floral Water South Africa
Product Name: Cape Snow Bush Floral Water South Africa
Botanic Name: Eriocephalus Africanus
Floral waters are the waters that can be produced simply by adding your essential oil or absolutes in to distilled water. Floral waters has a pleasant fragrance like natural hydrosols. Floral waters are another way to get benefits from essential oils. There are variety of benefits of floral waters ranging from body care to cooking. They can be used as skin toners after cleansing and can be added to face masks and hair masks in place of normal water. In baths they can be used as natural perfumes and in bed sheets to delicate fragrance. We can also use them in homemade beauty products. They can be replaced with commercial air fresheners because of their pleasant fragrance.
Cape snow-bush floral water is used in pain reliever sprays. Cape Snow-bush is a small evergreen shrub with dark green needle-like leaves native to the western cape of Africa. Although it is often called African rosemary, it is not related to the common Mediterranean type. In spring the plant is covered in small white flowers making it appear as though it is covered in snow hence its name. Cape Snow bush Oil have been used to improve memory, relieve muscle pain and tension headaches. Its chemical constituents provide the basis of its use as a nerve stimulant, antioxidant and antibacterial agent. Aromatherapists have used Cape snow bush as an anti-depressant, anti-spasmodic, decongestant, diuretic and stomachache, to ease sore muscles fight colds, coughs, and flu, and treat insomnia. It is diuretic and carminative, haemostatic and styptic. Any man who has used a styptic pencil will be familiar with the term as it means to stop minor topical bleeding as in a razor cut. Its main constituents are Linalyl acetate, cymene, 1.8-cineole, many sesquiterpenoids. The essential oil is antiseptic and is also an effective decongestant, helping to relieve the symptoms of colds and influenza.
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