A great blend for wounds, insect bites and stings, skin, diffusion, and more! A must-have oil blend for every home!

This blend is wonderful for healing wounds, and can quickly seal wounds and aid in the repair of non-healing wounds.  It is so efficient in this manner, that when continued drainage of a wound is desired (as with an abscess) this blend should be avoided initially.  

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What is RoseRamie good for?

It often happens that when I create a blend, it is with a bit of “tunnel vision”.  This would certainly be the case with RoseRamie.  I created it because it was one of my daughter’s favorite scents.  We used the blend on lacerations and skin defects of all sorts, with great responses – but likely never gave RoseRamie its full and true “props.”

What we have found more and more now – is how many other things RoseRamie and RoseRamie Plus are “good for.”  

Named for my daughter Ramie – RoseRamie quickly became carried in her purse, my purse, her Grandfather’s pocket…  How can you deny something with a family members name on it?  And, in true kid fashion – EVERY problem known to man, should have RoseRamie applied to it!  

So, when Grandpa got stung by some “evil” insect on our front porch – Ramie instantly grabbed the RoseRamie to put on the bite.  We don’t quite know if it was a wasp or a spider – but some nasty bug certainly got mad that Grandpa’s hand went into its territory!  In classic form, my own family members tend to be “non-oilers.”  To convince Grandpa that an oil made his sting go away almost instantly – was KUDOS to oils!  Grandpa has even now ventured into applying RoseRamie to a bee sting on a dog!  Go Grandpa!  So, we now use RoseRamie (and RoseRamie Plus) for all sorts of insect bites and stings – usually dabbing just a tiny bit with our finger right onto the spot.

Cats:  Water-based diffusion or Water Misting into the air with RoseRamie or RoseRamie Plus is ideal as described for birds and exotics.  These essential oils placed into the air, are helpful to support a variety of respiratory conditions, and over all health.  We see some support for general inflammation of skin disorders, however it is not usually expected that Diffusion will bring relief to topical conditions.  Direct Topical use of RoseRamie and RoseRamie Plus is rarely indicated for cats.

Dogs & Larger Animals: 

• Diffusion or water misting is also wonderful for dogs, horses, goats, cows, and other larger animals.
• For topical applications – it is best to start with a water mist.  I prefer dilutions to be made with distilled water in most cases, as Fractionated Coconut Oil (FCO) can be a bit too moisturizing for some skin lesions.  However, where hydration and moisture might be beneficial to a lesion – then dilution in FCO can be considered on a case by case basis.  
• A water mist can be beneficial to spritz wounds, skin irritations, and proud flesh.  Adding 4-20 drops of RoseRamie or RoseRamie Plus to 4 ounces (120 mL) of distilled water, shaking well, then spritzing onto the area of concern 1-2 times a day, or as needed.  The blends are generally not spritzed near the face.  Start with small amounts added to the spritzer, an increase as necessary.
• When a water mist is not available (out on the trail with a horse) or has not been effective enough, both blends can be applied directly to lacerations and wounds for these larger animals.  Dipping your finger into a puddle of oil in your palm, you can gently dab small amounts onto a wound.  For large wounds and larger animals, dripping 1-3 drops into the wound is also acceptable. Sometimes only one application is needed, however applying once to twice a day can be utilized.

Ingredients:

Essential Oils of Rosemary (Rosemarinus officinalis), Melaleuca alternifolia, Niaouli (Melaleuca quinquenervia C), Clove (Syzygium aromaticum)