Camelia Carrier Oil Chamomile Roman Hydrolat and gathers in one source

and gathers in one source

flowering tops & leaves

greyish-brown smooth bark and small dull-yellow flowers growing up to 20 meters high

Tarragon tea was given to patients during the plague to purify and disinfect them from the inside out

Camelia Carrier Oil Chamomile Roman Hydrolat and gathers in one sourceLatin Name: Camelia oleifera Plant Family: Theaceae Extraction: Cold pressed from the seed Camellia oil grows wild in the mountains of Japan and China. Deeply moisturising and full of antioxidants, the oil has been used for centuries by women for skin and hair care. A golden yellow mobile oil, great for cooking, a great emollient and very nourishing. Camellia sinensis is a tea plant, with evergreen leaves and leaf buds that are used to produce, White