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stands for patience, especially if you are trying to make a lawn like all the books show.
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An herb that scientists have found to have real value for hair and skin. A mild mixture of chamomile leaves produces an oily substance that is soothing to the skin, used most often by adding it to the bath. A solution of concentrated chamomile left on the hair for a few hours will lighten it several shades. Cinnamate: A sunscreen that blocks both UVB, and less well, UVA sun rays. Recognized safe and effective by the FDA. However, cinnimate can cause a contact and photocontact dermatitis.
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a pleasantly scented low growing annual herb which has daisy-like flowers that appear in mid-summer. It contains calcium, calanduline and potassium. Azulene can be extracted from its fresh flowers. It also has antiseptic properties. It is also regarded as a sedative. It is useful in nervous or high strung horses and chamomile can be used on burns, stings, bruises, sweet itch, or dermatitis. ...
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A clean herbal fragrance which blends chamomile, lavender, sandalwood and geranium for a relaxing, calming scent.
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A daisy like plant. Extract from the white and yellow heads chamomile flowers is used as an excellent skin soother and anti-inflammatory agent. Reputed to bring down swelling and pain in the skin and mucous membranes. Chamomile is used extensively in professional skin care products for its essential oil called azulene. Also calms eczema and allergic reactions. It is used in many hair care products to enhance color. ...
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