DIY - Rosemary Oil For Body Odor
Rosemary is an herb in the mint family, popular in cooking. An ancient plant, it has been revered by the Romans and the Egyptians for thousands of years, used for food, incense, medicine and cosmetics. Its oil is used today for therapeutic and medicinal purposes, including aromatherapy, pain management, relief of respiratory ailments, and increasing mental alertness. Use rosemary oil to control body odor Method Melt a small amount of beeswax, then stir in a few drops of rosemary oil. Other essential oils may be added for fragrance, such as lemongrass, lavender, or almond oil. Once cooled, rub a small amount under the arms daily. Why It Works Rosemary essential oil inhibits the growth of odor-causing bacteria. Precautions Rosemary oil may cause an allergic reaction; discontinue use if a rash develops. Rarely, epileptic seizures have been reported with external use of rosemary oil. Do not take orally. Pregnant and lactating women should not use essential