Blue Tansy essential oil 5 ml - doTERRA
Blue Tansy essential oil 5 ml - doTERRA
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Tanacetum annuum
Blue Tansy, also known as Moroccan Tansy, is a yellow-flowering annual Mediterranean plant that grows in northern Morocco. Its flowers contain several valuable chemical constituents, including chamazulene, which gives Blue Tansy its characteristic indigo-blue colour. This essential oil is also known for its benefits for the skin. Add a few drops to a hot bath, use it with your favourite skincare products, or simply massage it into the skin.
Primary Benefits
- It is a key ingredient in several dōTERRA blends, including dōTERRA Balance and Deep Blue.
- The rich, slightly fruity aroma of Blue Tansy has distinctive uplifting qualities that help create a positive atmosphere.
- Among its many other uses, Blue Tansy can have a soothing effect when applied to the skin.
- It is also valued in manufacturing for its natural aroma and precious indigo-blue colour, which can serve as a natural colouring agent.
Beneficial Blue
Uses
- To make use of its soothing properties, apply Blue Tansy essential oil to areas of minor skin irritation.
- Add one or two drops to body lotion and use it for a restorative massage after a long, demanding day or strenuous exercise.
- For topical use, add one drop to your favourite moisturiser or facial cleanser.
- Experiment and create your own blends. Blue Tansy pairs especially well with Geranium, Clary Sage, Petitgrain, Lavender, Juniper Berry, Spearmint and Ylang Ylang essential oils.
Directions for Use
Cautions
Skin sensitivity may occur. Keep out of reach of children. If pregnant or under medical care, consult your physician. Avoid contact with eyes, inner ears and sensitive areas. The oil may stain surfaces, fabrics and skin.
Sourcing
Blue Tansy is native to northern Morocco. It is also sometimes called Moroccan Tansy or Moroccan Chamomile.
Blue Tansy is a yellow-flowering annual Mediterranean plant that can grow to about 40 cm in height. The essential oil is steam-distilled from the aerial parts of the plant: stems, flowers and leaves.
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