Latin name: Matricaria chamomilla Synonyms: Chamomilla recutita， blue chamomile， Hungarian chamomile Plant family: Asteraceae Extraction: Distillation of the flower heads (1.9% yield) Origin: Europe， France Size: 3ml/bottle Plant characteristics: A small daisy-like plant that grows abundantly in Europe and is harvested mainly in France. Chamomile German Essential Oil characteristics: An inky-blue blue liquid with a strong earthy， yet sweet aroma. Traditional use: Used extensively in Europe for all states of nervous tension， including depression. Also used for indigestion. Blends well with: Lavender， Patchouli， Geranium and Clary Sage. Cautions and comments: there are no known contra-indications for the oil， but chamomile has been known to cause dermatitis and should be taken with care. Chamomile oil is a folk remedy for a liver， spleen and stomach tonic. Main chemical constituents: Chamazulene， other sesquiterpenes. How to Use 4-5 drops in bath， on tissue or in a vaporiser. 15 drops in 50ml carrier. WARNING – do not apply undiluted or internally. Keep away from children and eyes. Store in cool， dark place.