TARRAGON ESSENTIAL OIL
INCI Name :
Artemisia Dracunculus Oil
Indications
Tonic, stimulating
Applications
Tarragon essential oil is known for its distinctive aniseed aromatic profile and high estragole content, a molecule that gives the oil its sought-after functional properties in wellness formulations.
Properties
Information intended for formulators. Not a therapeutic claim for finished products.
- Antispasmodic
Of interest for care products targeting intestinal comfort and muscle spasm relaxation. - Muscle relaxant
Useful in products aimed at relieving localized or stress-related muscular tension. - Support for nervous relaxation
Used in wellness rituals to promote relaxation and calm. - Skin hygiene & protection
Potential antimicrobial activity observed in traditional aromatic use.
Applications
Wellness, spa & massage
- Relaxing massage oils (back, neck, abdomen)
- Relaxation & tension-soothing roll-ons
- Treatments for spa & wellness professionals
- Diffusion in a relaxing atmosphere
Body cosmetics & aromacare
- Relaxing creams and gels
- End-of-day support balms
- Premium aromatic synergies
Formulation integration
- Indicative dosage: 0.2% to 1.5% depending on base and intended use
- Recommended carriers: light oils (apricot kernel, jojoba), vegetable esters, natural balms
- Aromatic pairings: fine lavender, marjoram, exotic basil, mandarin
Precautions for use
- Oil rich in estragole: observe usage limits according to local regulations
- External use, always diluted
- Not recommended for pregnant/breastfeeding women according to traditional aromatic use
- Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes
- Patch test advised