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Tarragon Oil
Tarragon Oil
The Thyme plant is extracted from steam distillation method of the herb that is evergreen perennial shrub that grows up to 45 cm in height. It has woody root, multi-branched stem, and small greenish aromatic leaves. It bears pale purple or white flowers. White thyme can be derived if red thyme is distilled further. However, white thyme is generally derived from Thymus Zygis species. Thyme is derived from the Greek word 'thymos' that means 'perfume'.
General Name: | Tarragon Oil |
Botanical Name: | Artemisia Dracunlus Linnc |
Method of Extraction: | Steam Distilled |
Part of Plant Used: | Leaf |
Origin: | France |
Application: | Tarragon essential oil is a menstrual regulator. It is used by aromatherapists as an anti-rheumatic and digestive agent. It is also used in manufacturing deodorant and vermifuge agent. |
Strength of Aroma: | Medium |
Color: | Colorless to pale yellow clear |
Blends Well With: | Lavender, Pine and Basil |
Aromatic Scent: | Green scent with spicy tones |
History: | Thyme was used in ancient herbal medicine Greeks, Egyptians and the Romans. It was used as incense in Greek temples and the Egyptians used it in embalming. During the Middle Ages it was given to jousting Knights for courage, and a sprig of thyme was carried into courtrooms to ward off diseases. |
Precautions: | Red Thyme Essential Oil should be avoid during pregnancy, or if a history of high blood pressure exists. Red Thyme contains a high amount of toxic phenols (carvacrol and thymol) that can irritate mucus membranes, cause skin irritation and skin sensitization. |