Botanica Gaia Bio and Pure Costmary Essential Oil | Chrysanthemum Balsamita For Aromatherapy and Lymphatic Drainage

Costmary Essential Oil

Its profile is fresh green, herbaceous-floral and softly minty.

At a Glance

• Note: Middle
• Aromatic profile: Fresh green, herbaceous-floral with a mint undertone
• Critical caution: High-thujone material; external use only and always diluted

Specifications of Costmary Essential Oil

• Botanical name: Tanacetum balsamita
• Synonym: Chrysanthemum balsamita
• Family: Asteraceae
• Common names: Costmary, alecost, Bible leaf and mint geranium
• INCI: Tanacetum Balsamita Flowers Oil
• Extraction method: Steam distillation
• Part used: Flowers
• Note: Middle
• Odor: Fresh green, herbaceous-floral with a mint undertone
• Appearance: Yellowish

Aromatic Profile

A vivid green-herbaceous middle note with floral lift and a cool mint-like undertone.

Blending Direction

• Adds green freshness to herbal, coniferous and citrus structures.
• Also supports cedarwood, frankincense, myrrh and pine accords.

Formulation & Usage

9%.

• Set the final concentration from the measured thujone content, intended product category and applicable regulations.

Applications

Natural Perfumery

• Perfume oils and fragrance compositions that feature this material’s distinctive aromatic profile
• Use as a middle note in perfume oils and solid fragrances
• Blends with Basil, Bergamot, Bergamot Mint, Black Pepper, Cedarwood Atlas, Cinnamon Leaf or Bark

Aromatic Products

• Diffuser and room-aroma blends
• Atmospheric and incense-inspired compositions

Safety

• High-thujone essential oil; professional use only.
• For external use only. Do not ingest, apply undiluted or use on mucous membranes.
• Avoid during pregnancy and breastfeeding, in children, and in people with seizure disorders unless specifically cleared by a qualified clinician.
• Patch test the finished formulation and discontinue if irritation occurs.
• Store securely, tightly closed and away from heat and light.