“…In addition, the wounds completely healed on day 25 in rats treated with creams containing P. granatum flower extract compared with other groups, indicating that pomegranate flower extract promoted wound healing in rats and could be used for managing burn injuries (Nasiri & Hosseinimehr, 2017). Besides its antioxidant activity, antibacterial, antifungal, and antiinflammatory properties have been reported for plant-derived essential oils, including rosemary essential oil, which made those oils attractive for topical application (Lang & Buchbauer, 2012;Liakos et al, 2014;Liakos, Holban, Carzino, Lauciello, & Grumezescu, 2017;Raut & Karuppayil, 2014;Sienkiewicz et al, 2017). Tawab, El-Hofy, Mobarez, Taha, and Tawkol (2015) demonstrate a synergic interaction between rosemary with antimicrobial agents against Staphylococcus aureus in vitro.…”