Rosemary Leaves - Dried Botanicals for Crafting

Dried Rosemary Leaf - Best Botanicals for Soap and Bath Bombs

Our rosemary leaves are a wonderful additive for your soap, bath bombs, and more. Rosemary is great for mixing with other botanicals to create bath tea blends. Rosemary has a soothing herbal aroma that is great for balancing out floral, fruity, and minty scents when making bath tea. Its savory scent pairs well with a variety of botanicals, creating a more balanced and complex aroma.

Rosemary looks great combined with other botanical ingredients, or you can use it alone to top bath bombs, soap, and more. You can also use botanicals to top your wax melts. We don't recommend using botanicals in candles.

Please allow 10 business days of processing time for orders of 5 lbs or more.

Common Uses:

• Create a soothing bath tea soak by combining rosemary with other botanical ingredients.
  
• Use as a botanical additive in soap, bath bombs and more.
  
• Make your own potpourri.

Quantity Per Pound

1 pound = approximately 5-6 cups

Recommended Aroma Additives:
Adding oil directly to this product may cause mold and/or fungal growth. If you desire to scent these botanicals with fragrance or essential oils, we suggest making scented bath salts with tapioca starch or baking soda. Once fully dried, blend with the dried botanicals. 

Natural herbal aroma blends well with fragrances such as:

• Peach Citrus Thyme
  
• Strawberry Summer Thyme
• White Thyme & Rosemary

Physical Form: Dried rosemary leaves cut into pieces. Light green to green-yellow in color.

Storage: Store in an airtight container in the freezer for best shelf life.
Best Used By: One year from date of purchase. 
Shelf Life Once Used in Manufacturing: One year from manufacturing date. 

Ingredients:
Rosmarinus officinalis (rosemary)

Do not consume these botanicals. They are for making bath and body products.

Country Of Origin: Morocco 

Dried Rosemary Leaves for Soap Making and Bath Bombs

*These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. The information on this website is not intended to prevent, diagnose, treat, or cure any disease. Please see a medical professional about any health concerns you have and before beginning any herbal regimen.