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THE READING ROOM · ORIGINAL SOURCES, CLEARER CONTEXT

Behind the plant,
there’s a paper.

What was tested? What was found?
And what does it mean for your bottle?

The Organic ForestROSEMARY · HUMAN TRIAL · 2015

Rosemary
& hair counts.

A rosemary preparation compared with 2% minoxidil. Read the comparison—and its limits.

Open the paper →SOURCE: PUBMED / 25842469
Rosemary ingredient
82 source records in this edition
PubMedPublished medical & scientific research

Independent studies. Original sources.
Ingredient research is not a test of our finished bottles.

BEGIN WITH WHAT CAUGHT YOUR EYE

Which oil
are you curious about?

Choose an ingredient, then look at the preparation and the type of study.

A closer look at rosemary through a magnifying glass

THE DETAIL MAKES THE DIFFERENCE

Same plant.
Not always the same preparation.

A seed oil, an essential oil and an oral extract can answer very different research questions.

01 · What?The preparation
02 · How?The study design
03 · Who?The population
Read with a little more context →
Moroccan Argan bottle

PUBLIC RESEARCH. YOUR SPECIFIC BOTTLE.

There’s another
kind of paper trail.

Your label and batch documents explain the product you have.

Find a quality document →

A LITTLE HELP READING CLOSELY

Three useful reads.

01 · THE BASICSEssential or carrier?Understand the difference →02 · THE EVIDENCEHow to read a study.Know what to look for →03 · YOUR CHOICEChoosing your four.Build a collection that fits →