Blue Tansy Moroccan Tansy Essential Oil (Tanacetum annuum) – natural

Blue Tansy essential oil has a distinctive chemical profile that helps soothe inflammation, calm reactive skin, and relax muscle tension . At the same time, its fresh, herbal-camphorate nature makes it well-suited for aromatherapy for nervous system overload, mental fatigue, and the need to cleanse the breath .

Certified organic Moroccan tansy essential oil – naturally rich in chamazulene

Certified Moroccan tansy essential oil (Tanacetum annuum) is distinguished by a very distinctive chemical profile dominated by monoterpenes, camphor, and azulene compounds responsible for its intense blue color. GC/MS analysis of this batch shows that the oil has a distinctly fresh, herbal-camphorate character, typical of authentic Tanacetum annuum distilled from the flowering tops of the plant.

The largest component of the composition is sabinene (17.9%) , a monoterpene. This compound is responsible for the fresh, slightly green character of the aroma and its properties supporting the natural balance of the skin and respiratory comfort. Combined with other monoterpenes – such as β-pinene (8.3%), α-phellandrene (7.1%), p-cymene (5.74%), and β-myrcene (4.92%) – it creates a dynamic, energetic scent profile. Monoterpenes are known for their purifying properties and for supporting the air environment in a room, making the oil suitable for diffusion.

The second important chemical component of the oil is camphor (16.19%) , a member of the monoterpene ketone group. It is responsible for the slightly cooling, refreshing aroma and its distinct, slightly camphoraceous note. In aromatherapy, compounds from this group are associated with support for muscle tension and feelings of heaviness in breathing, which is why Blue Tansy oil is often used in respiratory and regenerative blends.

The combination of high monoterpene, camphor, and azulene content gives Blue Tansy oil from this batch a distinctly fresh, herbal, and therapeutic profile, rather than merely cosmetic. Aromatically, it is more dynamic and energetic than German chamomile, while retaining its characteristic soothing properties thanks to the presence of chamazulene.

This chemical profile indicates authentic Moroccan tansy oil with a well-preserved natural composition, which in aromatherapy can be used both in mixtures that calm emotions and in compositions that support skin comfort and fresh breath.

Product properties

• Country of origin: Morocco
• Part of the plant: Flowering tops
• Cultivation: Wild harvested
• Groups of organic compounds: Monoterpenes, ketones
• Botanical family: Asteraceae
• Extraction method: Steam distillation

Therapeutic properties

• Supporting the balance of sensitive and reactive skin
• Helpful for skin redness and discomfort
• Regulating skin reactions to external factors
• Gently anti-inflammatory in aromatherapy care
• Supports breathing comfort thanks to the presence of camphor
• Calming the nervous system and reducing emotional tension
• Helpful for sensory overload and mental fatigue

Fragrance profile

• Aroma: fresh, herbal, slightly camphorous, minty
• Fragrance classification: top to middle note
• Appearance: clear, mobile liquid
• Color: intense blue to blue-green

Chemical profile – dominant ingredients

Sabinene – 17.9%
Camphor – 16.19%
Beta-Pinene – 8.30%
Alpha-Phellandrene – 7.10%
Chamazulene – 6.41%
5,6-Dihydrochamazulene – 5.18%
Para-Cymene – 5.74%
Beta-Myrcene – 4.92%
Alpha-Pinene – 3.80%
Limonene – 3.48%

Application

Relief – muscle tension and soreness
Blue Tansy oil, thanks to its natural camphor and monoterpenes, works well in massage blends for muscle tension. Dilute a few drops in a carrier oil (e.g., jojoba or almond) and massage into areas experiencing stiffness or tightness.

Relief – sensitive areas and bruises
If skin becomes tender or irritated after being hit, dilute Blue Tansy oil in a carrier oil and gently apply to the affected area. The azulene compounds in this oil promote a soothing sensation.

Complexion – care for reactive skin
Thanks to the presence of chamazulene, Blue Tansy oil can provide a cooling and comforting effect on irritated or itchy skin. Add a drop to aloe vera gel or a light carrier oil and apply topically to areas of skin in need of soothing.

Security

Safety and warnings:

The oil is considered non-toxic and non-irritating unless oxidized. According to Tisserand and Young's Essential Oil Safety (2nd edition), oils containing chamazulene may theoretically pose a risk of interaction with medications metabolized by CYP1A3, CYP3A4, and CYP2D6 enzymes, such as some antidepressants, calcium channel blockers, and some chemotherapy drugs. Limited time use is recommended.

Storage and shelf life

Shelf life: 5 years

Store in a dark, cool place, away from sunlight.

Combinations for Moroccan Tansy Oil

Very harmonious: Lavender, German chamomile, frankincense, neroli, sandalwood, geranium

Fresh aromatherapy blends: Bergamot, lemon, mandarin, sweet orange

Party Information

Production date: September 2025
Expiration date: September 2030
Batch number: E1002019
Country of origin: Morocco

INCI: Tanacetum annuum flower oil

Quality guarantee – GC/MS and GC/FID tests

Vessel essential oils are tested using GC/MS and GC/FID methods, confirming their authenticity, purity and compliance with the natural plant profile.

The analysis utilizes gas chromatography combined with mass spectrometry (GC/MS) in SCAN mode to precisely identify each component. Quantitative composition is determined using GC/FID. This ensures that we offer only natural oils, free from synthetic additives—ideal for professional aromatherapy applications. The distillery specializes in medicinal and aromatic plants (MAP) and complies with ISO 9001/22000 and Organic/COSMOS standards, among others.