German Chamomile

Latin name for Chamomile German: Matricaria chamomilla
Country of origin: Hungary
Part of the plant: Flowers
Obtained by: Steam distilled
Properties: Anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, antiviral, bactericide, insecticide, astringent, nervine, antidepressant, uplifting.

Which One to Choose? German Chamomile or Roman Chamomile?

Similarities: Both varieties have antiseptic and antibiotic properties and work well for skin care such as rashes, acne, sunburn, etc.

Differences: Chamomile (German) has a sweet, warm, herbaceous aroma. A good choice for inflammation or allergic reactions. Chamomile (Roman) is particularly aromatic and calming with a fresh, sweet, apple-like aroma. It’s used for aches, cramps, and nervous system issues.