BLUE TANSY
Description
Blue tansy, also called Moroccan blue chamomile, is an herbaceous plant that grows wild in the countries of the Mediterranean Basin. Overcultivation in Morocco has complicated its supply and resulted in unreliable quality.
Extraits : Essential oil
Origine : Morocco
certifications : ORG
Tanacetum annuum L.
Essential oil
Morocco
Code B887
Origin
Blue tansy, also called Moroccan blue chamomile, is an herbaceous plant that grows wild in the countries of the Mediterranean Basin. Overcultivation in Morocco has complicated its supply and resulted in unreliable quality.
Biolandes develops organic tansy crops in Morocco. The essential oil contains chamazulene, which gives it a bright blue color.
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Biolandes develops organic tansy crops in Morocco. The essential oil contains chamazulene, which gives it a bright blue color.
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Perfumery
Its highly complex, very powerful odor evokes spicy notes of cumin, as well as fruity and animalic notes, plus facets of lemon thyme and chamomile, its close cousin. Its bright blue color can be problematic, but it remains an exceptional note for the creation of fresh accords for use in deodorants.
Beauty and personal care
Blue tansy can be used in fragrance bases for cosmetics.
Aromatherapy
Main components: Sabinene (6.00 to 26.00%), Myrcene (4.00 to 16.00%), Camphor (7.00 to 15.00%), Chamazulene (2.00 to 11.00%), Beta pinene (<= 10.00%), Alpha phellandrene (4.00 to 10.00%)
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Its highly complex, very powerful odor evokes spicy notes of cumin, as well as fruity and animalic notes, plus facets of lemon thyme and chamomile, its close cousin. Its bright blue color can be problematic, but it remains an exceptional note for the creation of fresh accords for use in deodorants.
Blue tansy can be used in fragrance bases for cosmetics.
Main components: Sabinene (6.00 to 26.00%), Myrcene (4.00 to 16.00%), Camphor (7.00 to 15.00%), Chamazulene (2.00 to 11.00%), Beta pinene (<= 10.00%), Alpha phellandrene (4.00 to 10.00%)
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