• Botanical Name: Matricaria recutita (German chamomile)
• Form: Whole dried flower heads – natural variation
• Origin: Ethically sourced from Egypt
• Colour: Natural yellow-white petals with green centres
• Aroma: Gentle apple-herbal fragrance
• Purity: 100% pure flowers – no additives
• Shelf Life: 2+ years when stored sealed and dry
• Grade: Cosmetic-safe

• Calming & Soothing: Traditional anti-inflammatory benefits for sensitive skin and relaxation.
• Natural Decoration: Delicate blooms for beautiful soap tops, bath bombs, and potpourri.
• Gentle Fragrance: Subtle apple-herbal aroma enhances without overpowering.
• Infusion Power: Releases actives in oils for nourishing skincare and hair treatments.
• Versatile Wellness: Adds spa luxury to baths, scrubs, and herbal blends.
• Eco & Gentle: Pure botanical for clean, natural formulations.

• General Handling: Store sealed in a cool, dry place away from moisture/light.
• Skin Contact: Gentle; patch test – Asteraceae family may sensitise some.
• Ingestion: Not for consumption unless food-grade confirmed.
• Allergies: Rare ragweed cross-reactivity – test if concerned.
• Eyes: Avoid dust; rinse with water.
• Environmental: Biodegradable.
• First Aid: Rinse skin/eyes with water; seek advice if needed.

Are dried chamomile flowers safe for soap and bath?
Yes – cosmetic-grade whole blooms for external use; gentle and soothing.

How do I use them in cold-process soap?
Add 1-2 tsp per 500g at light trace or embed on top for decoration and benefits.

Can they help calm skin irritation?
Yes – traditional soothing properties in masks and baths.

Is it suitable for bath bombs or scrubs?
Yes – 1-2 tsp for herbal fizz/decoration; blend in scrubs for gentle texture.

Does it provide strong scent?
Delicate apple-herbal – subtle natural enhancement.

How to store in humid climates?
Sealed airtight jar in cool spot – prevents mould; long shelf life.

Can they be infused in oil?
Yes – warm infusion for calming skincare oils.

Any allergy concerns?
Possible Asteraceae sensitivity – patch test.