Our organic tarragon oil is steam distilled from the leaves of Artemisia dracunculus. Which is a close relative of the well-known Artemisia absinthium, or wormwood. The fresh and dried leaves are most often used in kitchens as a seasoning.
Tarragon essential oil is high in estragole and should therefore be used in low dilution. Because Tarragon has powerful anti-spasmodic effects it said to be helpful in massage blends for muscular spasms, dysmenorrhoea, amenorrhoea, and menopause. Tarragon is said to be helpful diffused to ease persistent coughing. It is a choice oil for situations of spastic colon and stomach related spasms when blended in carrier oil and massaged onto the abdomen. For abdominal spasms consider blending with another anti-spasmodic essential oil such as Bergamot.
Uses of Tarragon Oil
Tarragon is widely being used in the culinary world and it is referred to as 'King of Herbs' by the French. Since the ancient times, this herb was being used in the urinary infections, toothache and digestive problems. It is also used as massage oil and is diffused in homes to spread a sweet smell that can help in releasing tension and promote sleep. If you long for a healthy and nourished skin, then this oil is for you.
Benefits of Tarragon Oil
Tarragon Oil comprises of countless therapeutic properties which one can benefit from when they put this oil to use. Some of its properties include antispasmodic, carminative, stimulant, anti-septic and emmenagogue. Tarragon is very effective in promoting blood circulation and distribution of oxygen, hormones and enzymes all over the body. It can also help in digestion by secretion of gastric juices. Tarragon can further help in warding intestinal worms in the body.
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Artemisia dracunculus |
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Leaves |
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Steam Distilled |
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It can also be blended with lavender, clary sage, tea tree or vetiver oil. |