Scotch Broom flower essence bottle with blooming bushes in background.

Scotch Broom Flower Essence

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Scotch Broom encourages optimism in those who are in a pattern of depression over world events. Brings a little sunshine into the doom and gloom perspective, adds hope and optimism for the future. 

Other Products containing Scotch Broom Flower Essence:

  • Tomorrow Blend rebuilds lost hope and eases anxiety about the future and that feeling of impending doom.

This is a 1 oz bottle that should last about a month of daily dosing.
All of our essences are made with brandy as the preservative. You can read more on why we use brandy here. 

Disclaimer: This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Statements on this site, including customer reviews, have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Individual experiences may vary, and results are not guaranteed. Reviews reflect the opinions of the authors and not necessarily those of Freedom Flowers. Please consult your healthcare provider before beginning any wellness regimen, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, or managing a medical condition.

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  • 5
    A few Rays of Sunshine...

    Posted by Gail Otis on Feb 01, 2023

    Giving Scotch Broom to my husband in a blend and he says he is starting to feel a few rays of sunshine beginning to peak through the dark clouds of doom regarding current world chaos and he feels encouraged and looking forward to this progress in his perspective to continue to improve.

  • 5
    Good for calming after bad...

    Posted by Jan Kindwoman on Aug 30, 2022

    I use this when there is especially bad news in the press, sometimes along with Crisis Care. It helps me to feel more in control of my reactions, and less stressed. When there is an ongoing stressful event, I use it regularly, and it helps me keep things in perspective.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are flower essences?

Flower essences are energetic remedies made by capturing the vibrational imprint of a flower in water. They're designed to help shift emotional and mental patterns by interacting with the body’s energetic field.

Are they essential oils?

Nope—totally different category. Flower essences are made using only the blossoms of a plant and are considered energetic remedies. They contain no scent and are usually taken orally. Essential oils are aromatic extracts made from various parts of a plant and act through biochemical pathways.

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How do you use flower essences?

Just add a few drops to whatever you’re drinking—coffee, tea, smoothies, water. If you’d rather not take them internally, you can apply them topically or even add them to a bath.

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Are they safe?

Flower essences are generally considered safe for all ages, including babies, pets, pregnant women, and those on medications. They're non-toxic and contain no chemical plant parts.

Can I use this if I have allergies?

Yes—our essences only contain the vibrational imprint of flowers, not any physical plant matter. However, droppers contain latex and we use brandy as a preservative—contact us if you need an alternative.

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How long do I have to take them?

Quick shifts can happen in days, but deeper patterns may take weeks. A good rule of thumb is one month of use for every year you've had the issue.

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Where’s the science?

There’s growing research into frequency-based wellness and water memory that helps explain how flower essences may influence emotional states.

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  • 5
    A few Rays of Sunshine...

    Posted by Gail Otis on Feb 01, 2023

    Giving Scotch Broom to my husband in a blend and he says he is starting to feel a few rays of sunshine beginning to peak through the dark clouds of doom regarding current world chaos and he feels encouraged and looking forward to this progress in his perspective to continue to improve.

  • 5
    Good for calming after bad...

    Posted by Jan Kindwoman on Aug 30, 2022

    I use this when there is especially bad news in the press, sometimes along with Crisis Care. It helps me to feel more in control of my reactions, and less stressed. When there is an ongoing stressful event, I use it regularly, and it helps me keep things in perspective.

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