The chamomile essential oil has multiple therapeutic properties and low toxicity, making it suitable for use in children. It contains the powerful anti-inflammatory substance azulene, which can relieve a wide variety of skin conditions. It has a light yet sharp aroma, reminiscent of apple scent.

Emotionally: soothing and relaxing. It moderates anxiety, daily stress, depression, hysteria, irritability, and neuralgia. Useful in addressing headaches and insomnia. It calms the irritability of children. Used in inhalations, diffusers, baths, applications, or massages.

Skin: soothing and antiseptic. Suitable for sensitive and dry skin. Helps in treating acne, eczema, diaper rashes, burns, and minor injuries. Reduces inflammation. Used in face masks, compresses, applications, or massages.

Digestive: antispasmodic and anti-inflammatory. Soothes diarrhea, constipation, indigestion, bloating, colics, and stimulates appetite. Used in compresses, baths, applications, or massages.

Muscle: calming and mild analgesic. Relieves muscle aches and cramps due to physical exercise. Reduces inflammation and pain from rheumatism and arthritis. Used in compresses, baths, applications, or massages.

Gynecological: calming and antispasmodic. Helps with painful or irregular periods. Eases premenstrual syndrome and menopause symptoms. Used in compresses, baths, or applications.

It belongs to the medium-note essential oils and combines well with patchouli, bergamot, cypress, jasmine, cedar, neroli, frankincense, sage, rosemary, and ylang-ylang.