Chamomile oil facilitates the treatment of eczema and acne, cleanses the skin, heals cracked hands, is very effective in cases of diarrhea, relieves menstrual pain, and is considered soothing for itchy eczema.

It is very effective for infants in cases of colic (with abdominal massage) while helping with indigestion and acidity. With rubs, it helps with neuralgia or rheumatic pain, as well as relieving tired hands and feet.

Rubs with chamomile oil are beneficial for broken veins as well as relieving cramps, muscle pain, colds, burns, and a host of other pains, but also help with dry skin and various infections.

A massage with warm chamomile oil relaxes, refreshes, and provides a wonderful sleep, helping people with insomnia problems. Its anti-inflammatory, anti-allergic, and antiseptic properties are due to azulene, salicylic acid, bisabolol, and B vitamins, while biotin and glucose contribute to its soothing power.

Chamomile oil is used either alone or in combination with other carrier oils for even better results. Finally, it is important to know that carrier oils are essential in aromatherapy in order to serve as the "carrier" to which essential oils will be added.