Essential Oil – Chamomile Wild Marocco

• Nervous System Tonic: It is excellent for "harmonizing" the spirit. Use it when you feel emotionally brittle or on the verge of a burnout.
• Stress-Induced Fatigue: Unlike Roman Chamomile, which is purely sedative, Wild Maroc is "adaptogenic"—it helps calm you down if you’re stressed, but also clears mental fog if you're lethargic.
• Release of Tension: Helps to dispel feelings of irritability and frustration, making it a great oil for high-pressure work environments.

Skincare & Rejuvenation

• Oily & Combination Skin: It is more "cleansing" than other chamomiles. It helps balance sebum production and is excellent for skin that is prone to occasional breakouts.
• Skin Toning: Acts as a gentle astringent, helping to firm the skin and improve the appearance of dull or tired complexions.
• Soothing Irritation: While less potent for inflammation than German Chamomile, it is still very effective at calming itchy skin and minor allergic reactions.

Physical & Digestive Support

• Digestive Stimulant: Traditionally used to support a sluggish digestive system, helping to move "stuck" energy and relieve bloating or gas.
• Liver & Gallbladder Support: In traditional practices, it is used in a diluted massage over the liver area to help stimulate bile flow and support detoxification.
• Muscle & Joint Comfort: Its camphor-like undertones make it a good addition to massage oils from clubarome.com for soothing general muscle stiffness and "heavy" limbs.

Respiratory Support

• Clearing the Senses: Its slightly medicinal, herbaceous scent helps to open the respiratory tract and provide a sense of "breath" when you feel congested or stifled.
• Antispasmodic: Helps to calm spasmodic coughs or the "tightness" in the chest associated with seasonal allergies.

• Botanically different from both Roman and German Chamomile.
• It is a middle note with a scent that is less apple-like and more "wild."
• It is fresh, herbal, and slightly camphoraceous with a warm, sweet, and balsamic dry-down.