Chamomile Flowers Organic

Magick Uses:

Chamomile has magical implications for attracting money and, accordingly, as a hand rinse for gamblers needing good luck. Cosmetically, chamomile has also been used as a rinse for accentuating highlights and lightening blonde hair. Topically, this herb has an emollient effect and is softening and soothing to the skin. It has also been used as a perfume and flavoring agent for liqueurs such as Benedictine and vermouth.

According to an herbalist Matthew Becker, the type of person who responds best to chamomile is one "who complains often…for fretful children…and for adults who act like children." The genus name Matricaria stems from the Latin word matrix meaning 'womb' hinting at its beneficial effects for women. Chamomile possesses what Rosemary Gladstar describes as "soft power" to assuage occasional stress and tension. She suggests not only sipping chamomile tea while bathing in it, but also tucking a chamomile sachet under the pillow at night to promote restful sleep.

Magickal Uses for Chamomile

Chamomile is a powerful herb for purification, protection, and luck. Use it as an incense for sleep, meditation, and banishing rituals. 

Steep it in water for a cleansing hand wash ideal for those seeking good luck, attracting love, or sprinkle it around your space to ward off negativity.

Plant chamomile near doors and windows to block unwanted energies, or carry it in a sachet for protection. Burn it as incense, alone or with lavender, to promote relaxation and restful sleep. For candle magic, anoint a green candle for prosperity or a black one for banishing.

When it comes to deities, chamomile is linked Cernunnos, Ra, Helios, and other sun gods—after all, the heads of the flowers look like little golden suns! 

Precautions
Persons with allergies to other members of the Asteraceae family should exercise caution with chamomile. The infusion should not be used near the eyes. We recommend that you consult with a qualified healthcare practitioner before using herbal products, particularly if you are pregnant, nursing, or on any medications.