Description
Roman chamomile is not the blue oil buyers often have in mind. It is sweet, soft and apple-like, pale rather than deep in colour, and it comes from a different plant to the German type — at a different price, and with a different role in a formula.
Where it is used
Yields are low and the oil sits in the higher tier of the natural palette. Fine fragrance takes it for the soft herbaceous facet; prestige skincare and aromatherapy blending take it at low inclusion for the same character.
Enquiring
Confirm which chamomile your specification means when you enquire — Wild Chamomile Essential Oil is held as a separate listing. Volumes and terms through Request a Quote. Because two chamomiles trade under overlapping names, what identifies a material is worth reading before you specify. Ordering practicalities at low inclusion are covered in ordering in commercial volume.
