Rosemary

1. Ingredient Identity

• Common Name: Rosemary
• Latin Name (Botanical): Rosmarinus officinalis
• Plant Part Used: Leaves
• Category: Botanical — Leaf

2. Description

Rosemary is a bold, resinous evergreen herb with a long history in traditional botanical craft. In the Chaizing Fireflies apothecary, it is valued for its crisp aroma, chromatic green tone, and ability to bring clarity and vibrancy to infused oils and atmospheric works.

3. Preparation Method

Rosemary is prepared through a long-form oil infusion — often paired with other botanicals — to extract its aromatic and chromatic qualities. For scalp and hair formulations, it is infused using your 180‑day botanical infusion method.

• Preparation Type: Oil Infusion
• Duration: 180 days
• Solvent / Carrier: Sunflower, olive, or jojoba oil

4. Cosmetic / Herbal Classification

Rosemary contributes aromatic brightness, botanical richness, and a sense of clarity to cosmetic and herbal formulations. It is used for its sensory identity rather than any medical or therapeutic function.

• Function: Aromatic, Botanical, Cosmetic Brightening Agent
• Usage Context: Hair oils, scalp bars, balms, atmospheric blends

5. Sensory Profile

• Scent: Sharp, evergreen, resinous
• Color: Deep green
• Texture: Needle-like dried leaves

6. Sourcing Notes

Rosemary is sourced from small-batch growers and reputable herbal suppliers. Leaves are dried gently to preserve aroma and color before infusion.

7. Safety & Allergen Notes

Rosemary is generally well-tolerated, but individuals with sensitivities to strong aromatics should review ingredient lists carefully. External use only.

8. Archive Tags

• Botanical — Leaf
• Oil Infusion
• Aromatic — Evergreen
• Cosmetic Brightening
• 180‑Day Infusion

9. Related Ingredients

Peppermint, Lavender, Lemongrass, Sunflower Oil, Jojoba Oil