Anthemis nobilis
Angelica archangelica
Cedrus atlantica
Elettaria cardomomum
Cymbopogon citratus
citrus limonium
Pogostemon cablin
Boswellia Carterii var. thurifera
Foeniculum vulgare (var. dulce)
Daucus carota

German Chamomile

Matricaria chamomilla (chamomilla recutita)
Botanical name: 
Matricaria chamomilla (chamomilla recutita)

Cooling and analgesic

Please note: The information below is meant to give a brief outline of how an oil can be applied by a trained aromatherapist.
Please do not use this information as a guide for how to use essential oils at home.

Properties and applications: 
Analgesic - local pain relief
Vulnerary - healing cracked skin, excema, cuts and grazes
Sedative - panic, shock, hysteria, fear, nervous conditions, insomnia
Anti-inflammatory - rashes, inflamed skin, allergy,
Family: 
Asteraceae
Country of origin: 
across Central Europe
Part of plant used: 
Flowers
Method of extraction: 
Steam distillation
Blends with: 
Citrus oils, Peppermint
Chemical character: 
Alcohol type
Safety information: 
No known contra-indications.
Odour profile: 
Strong bitter-sweet aroma
Plant description: 
Talled stemmed herb with feathery leaves and daisy like flowers.
Historical use: 
Chamomile is said to be the 'plants' physician' keeping other plants around it healthy.