AROMATICA
Rosemary Root Enhancer$15.29AROMATICA
- Categories
- 9
- Price range
- $10.00 to $62.50
- Most named actives
- Panthenol 10Adenosine 5Ceramide NP 5
AROMATICA
Organic Soothing Aloe Vera Gel 500ml$22.50AROMATICA
Vitalizing Rosemary Firming Cream 50ml$60.00AROMATICA
Vitalizing Rosemary Concentrated Essence 100ml$42.50AROMATICA
Vitalizing Rosemary Firming Ampoule 30ml$45.00AROMATICA
Rosemary Scalp Scaling Shampoo 400ml$35.00AROMATICA
Organic Aloe Vera Gel Refill 500ml$22.50AROMATICA
Rosemary Scalp Scaling Shampoo 1L$62.50An aromatherapy house, and rosemary is the one to know
AROMATICA is an essential oil house that makes skincare rather than a skincare brand that adds scent, and its catalogue reflects that: body washes and hand creams named by their aroma pairing, pillow mists, body oils, and a rosemary scalp line that is the range most people arrive for.
That rosemary line runs as a 400ml and a 1 litre scaling shampoo, a scalp scrub, a Root Enhancer that stays on the scalp, and a concentrated essence. Panthenol, salicylic acid and shea butter lead the actives. Several of the larger items are sold as refill pouches, which is a Korean retail habit and a real saving if you already own the bottle.
Scalp line, body line, or the oils?
The rosemary scalp range is the part with a functional argument behind it, and the scaling shampoo is the item to start with rather than the Root Enhancer, which is a leave-on step for after you have settled the wash. The body washes and hand creams are chosen by scent, and there is nothing wrong with that being the reason. The single-ingredient oils, rosehip among them, are for people who already know how they want to use a facial oil.
Does a strongly scented range belong in a careful routine?
It can, as long as you know that is what you are buying. Essential oils are fragrance, and fragrance is the commonest thing reactive skin responds to, so this is a brand to keep on the scalp and the body if your face is temperamental. The oils are named in the ingredient lists on these pages rather than hidden behind the word parfum, which is the honest version of this trade-off and is what makes the range judgeable.










