Rosemary is an extremely common herb in witchcraft spaces. You will often see it recommended as a substitute for any herb, though I think that’s a stretch of its associations. I think that is attributed to Scott Cunningham in one of his books about herbs or witchcraft, though I can’t remember which. The information here, though short and sweet, comes directly from my own notes on Rosemary. I tend to work with Rosemary quite a bit. I have a small plant growing in my garden and I dry it myself when I need to add more to my herb storage. It’s a wonderful herb to have on hand and grow a working relationship with.
@MeganB There isn’t a reason. A lot of times I put oils on bottoms of feet because they say the feet have the largest pores and can be most effective there. I’ve been an oily gal for a while now…I reckon I like the smell closer to my nose? If I’m using Clary sage for my menstrual issues, I apply on belly AND feet.
Thanks so much for your exploration of Rosemary, 