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Feature

Herbaceous, camphorous and sage-like scent
Traditionally used as a charm to protect against evil and danger
Has been known to warm the skin in extreme cold
Add a few drops to a warm bath
Uses: Aromatherapy, Custom Massage and Body Oils, Vaporizer, Diffusion, Oil Burner, Inhalation, Compress, Perfume, Blends, Spa and Home Care, Cleaning Products

Description

Botanical Name: Artemisia vulgaris. Aroma: Herbaceous, camphorous and Sage-like. Blends Well With: Cedarwood, Clary Sage, Patchouli, Pine and Rosemary. Aromatherapy Uses: Mugwort was traditionally used as a charm to protect against evil and danger. In Chinese medicine, the dried, compressed leaves (moxa) are used to briefly warm the skin in case of internal cold.