Chamomile

Roman chamomile (Anthemis nobilis) may be a small plant but it packs a number of big, useful aspects as an herb. Long used in teas, sachets and soaps, chamomile has antibacterial and antifungal…

Burt's Bees Soap Bark and Chamomile is made of soap bark, aloe, chamomile and echinacea. These ingredients are 97 percent natural and make the skin naturally healthy while ridding pores of makeup and…

Chamomile is a plant that grows wild in Europe and the United States, though it originated in Europe. Its flowers have been used for centuries as a pain reliever, anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic,…

Chamomile is one of the most popular of all the medicinal and aromatic herbs. While there are a number of different species of chamomile, English Chamomile (Chamaemelum nobile) and Roman Chamomile…

A compress is used to treat inflammations, rashes or other topical skin irritations. In some cases, using a compress can take the place of internal medicines. The flowering chamomile plant can be used…

In addition to treating digestive problems, skin inflammations and colds, chamomile can also be used cosmetically. For example, chamomile flowers and extracts can lighten hair color naturally. In…

Chamomile is a flowering plant grown throughout Europe. It's been used in folk remedies for thousands of years to treat a host of ailments as diverse as stress, sunburns and mouth ulcers. However, one…