Tag: Chamomile

While not a bad buy for the money, the scent of BBW dark chamomile body lotion simply doesn’t compare to their dark chamomile candle. The body lotion scent isn’t even close; more light, floral, and soapy than the musky chamomile scent of their candle, which I love. What does Bath and body Works Black chamomile […]

Both chamomile and lavender are known to reduce redness and irritation of the skin. Chamomile soothes inflamed skin and lavender is great for soothing the itch and irritation of eczema, psoriasis and dermatitis. Both lavender and chamomile also relieve the itchiness of mosquito and other insect bites. Can you put lavender and chamomile together? Chamomile […]

The ancient Greeks deemed the plant Chamomili, which means “ground apple,” most likely because Chamomile’s flowers smell similar to apple blossoms. The Romans used it in medicines, therapeutic beverages, and it was even used as aroma therapy for soldiers before going to war. What do chamomile flowers smell like? applesThe flower smells like apples, and […]

Asteraceae family. It is an herbaceous plant that is now considered a part of the Chamaemelum genus and the same Asteraceae family. What scent family is chamomile? Chamomile is a daisy-like plant belonging to the Asteraceae family often used in traditional medicine and herbal infusions. What is chamomile related to? Chamomile is part of the […]

Roman chamomile is an evergreen perennial plant often used as ground cover because it grows low to the ground. German chamomile is not perennial, and it has a sweet, straw-like fragrance while Roman chamomile as a light, apple-like fragrance. What does chamomile smell like? The scent of a freshly extracted German chamomile essential oil is […]

There are some common herbs that are known to worsen seizures or negatively interact with anti-seizure medications. These herbs that you should avoid include ginkgo biloba, St. John’s wort, garlic, chamomile, mint tea, kava, passionflower, valerian, schizandra, guarantor, and kola. Does chamomile tea affect epilepsy? Herbal sedatives (kava, valerian, chamomile, passionflower) may potentiate the effects […]

Keep felines FAR AWAY from these flowers. Although we humans drink chamomile tea to relax, this plant is poisonous to our four-legged friends. Symptoms include vomiting, diarrhea, anorexia, and “bleeding tendencies.” The ASPCA explains that the bulbs contain the most poison. Is chamomile harmful to cats? Chamomile is safe for dogs and cats as long […]

Your cat may like the smell of your chamomile tea, too (and plain, non-caffeinated tea is safe for cats, so he can even have a sip). “Chamomile leaves also attract cats and calm them as well,” Hudson said. What smells are cats attracted to? Sunflowers, zinnias, snapdragons, and gerbera daisies are safe, as well as […]

Yes, you can clean around the cats eyes with chamomile tea. Is chamomile tea toxic to cats? Chamomile is generally not harmful in small doses, but can cause severe effects to felines if large amounts are ingested or if the plant is consumed over a long period of time. Chamomile contains a variety of potentially […]

Chamomile has substances that are known to act on similar parts of the brain and nervous system and as a result, helps to reduce stress and promote relaxation in your cat. What does chamomile do to cats? However, the dried flowers are a better way to expose your cat to its stress relief benefits. Studies […]

These toxic substances cause felines to develop clinical signs of an allergic reaction, anorexia, diarrhea vomiting, contact dermatitis (an allergy of the skin when coming into contact with an irritating substance) and/or bleeding tendencies if consumed over a long period of time. How much chamomile is safe for cats? When brewed into a tea, dried […]

Essential oils safe for cats include: Frankincense. Lavender oil. Chamomile. Is lavender or chamomile toxic to cats? According to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA), lavender plants are toxic to cats and can cause nausea and vomiting. “Lavender contains linalool and linalyl acetate, and cats lack the enzymes necessary to […]

Chamomile. Many people drink chamomile tea before bed to help them relax, and the same anti-anxiety properties are just as effective for cats. However, the dried flowers are a better way to expose your cat to its stress relief benefits. Is chamomile harmful to cats? Chamomile is safe for dogs and cats as long as […]

Golden Chamomile is a blend of bright flowers to bring soft golden tones to blondes + grey hair, and adds a golden shine to brunettes especially in sunlight. If you’re wanting to brightening and slightly lighten your natural hair color, you may add a little honey to your steeped rinse and set in the sun […]

This flavonoid has an enzyme that can limit the production of melanin, which is the same thing that gives color to your strands, as well as your skin. It may not be as quick as chemical treatments, but over time, chamomile treatments can also effectively lighten your hair, sans all the possible damages and breakages. […]

A. Chamomile tea has a reputation for being helpful for digestive disorders, but not everyone can tolerate it. Although allergic reactions are uncommon, some people experience rash, stomach cramps, swollen lips or throat or trouble breathing after consuming chamomile tea. Why does my stomach hurt after drinking chamomile tea? Some people have reported an allergic […]

Chamomile is often used to help tame skin inflammation from sunburn and rashes. The German Commission E also approved chamomile for treating skin inflammation. How do you apply chamomile to the skin? How to use: Fill a bowl with the contents of two or three chamomile tea bags. Mix in a little sugar and olive […]

“Drinking chamomile tea can help boost your skin’s health from the inside out with its soothing anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties,” Engelman says. “It can provide support by brightening the complexion, reducing acne breakouts, and fading dark spots. Does chamomile dry out your skin? Anti-inflammatory chamomile extract heals dry or damaged skin. Can we apply chamomile […]

Remove all of the flower heads that are in full bloom and leave behind any that are just budding. Lay the flowers out in a single layer on paper towels or cheese cloth and allow them to dry for 1-2 weeks in a dark, warm, dry area. You can also dry them in the dehydrator […]

Is chamomile poisonous? Chamomile is not a toxic plant. However, prolonged or excessive consumption of their infusions or essential oils can cause gastrointestinal irritation with vomiting sensation. Is chamomile toxic to humans? Most experts say chamomile is safe. It can cause drowsiness and, in large doses, vomiting. It also has the potential to trigger allergic […]