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| Aroma | A strong, heavy, and herbaceous-sweet aroma. It is often described as smelling like sweet hay or dry tobacco, with a complex "fruit-cake" undertone. It is deeper and less "apple-like" than Roman Chamomile, leaning more toward a pungent, earthy, and balsamic profile. |
| Category | Citrusy | Floral |
| Note | Middle |
| Intensity | 5/6 |
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| AKA | Wild chamomile, Pineapple weed |
| Chinese | 德國洋甘菊 |
| Japanese | カモマイル・ジャーマン |
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| Botanical Family | Asteraceae (Compositae) |
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| Chemistry | Oxides |
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| Common Usage | Skincare & "Angry" Conditions
Muscle, Joint & Pain Relief
Digestive & Internal Support
Emotional & Mental Wellness
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| Do you know? | The name Matricaria comes from the Latin matrix, meaning "womb," highlighting its long-standing traditional use in supporting women’s health and cycles throughout history |
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| Contraindication | May stain skin and clothing due to its deep blue color. While it is generally very gentle, individuals with allergies to the Asteraceae (daisy) family should use it with caution. It may also interact with certain medications (like blood thinners), so consult a professional if needed |
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