♥ Certified organic French Tarragon (Artemisia dracunculus) essential oil is a rare and highly prized aromatic treasure from Occitania, southern France — steam-distilled from the fresh aerial parts of this noble culinary herb at peak harvest. Dominated by estragole (methyl chavicol), it is one of the most potent anti-spasmodic and digestive essential oils in professional aromatherapy, with a warm, anise-like, herbaceous character that is both deeply calming and gently purifying.

♥ Cultivated under certified organic farming and distilled directly at the Mas using traditional steam distillation — without chemical treatment or adulteration — this essential oil preserves the full biochemical integrity of the plant, from its dominant estragole fraction to its supporting ocimene and sabinene constituents.

🌿 Anti-spasmodic & Digestive — one of the most effective essential oils for smooth muscle spasms; relieves digestive cramps, bloating, hiccups, and intestinal discomfort; supports healthy digestion when diluted and applied to the abdomen or used in culinary preparations.
🧴 Purifying & Antiseptic — naturally antibacterial and antiseptic; gently purifying on oily and combination skin; helps regulate sebum and reduce surface bacteria when properly diluted in a carrier oil.
🧠 Calming & Nervous System — mildly sedative and anxiolytic; eases nervous tension, restlessness, and emotional agitation; supports relaxation and serenity through inhalation or gentle massage.
🌬️ Respiratory & Anti-inflammatory — soothes respiratory spasms and eases breathing; its anti-inflammatory action supports comfort in seasonal respiratory discomfort when diffused or applied (diluted) to the chest.
🍃 Aromatic & Culinary — warm, anise-like, and herbaceous with a fresh green depth; food-grade quality makes it suitable for culinary use in minute quantities; a classic pairing with poultry, fish, and vinaigrettes.

✨ Quality

• Therapy-grade, Food-grade.
• Certified organic by ECOCERT France (FR-BIO-01).
• Cultivated and distilled in Occitania, southern France.

Certified organic French Tarragon (Artemisia dracunculus) essential oil is one of the rarest and most potent aromatic oils in professional aromatherapy — warm, anise-like, and herbaceous, celebrated for its exceptional anti-spasmodic, digestive, purifying, and calming properties. Steam-distilled at peak harvest from the fresh aerial parts of this noble culinary herb in Occitania, southern France, it delivers a highly concentrated aromatic profile dominated by estragole (methyl chavicol), supported by ocimene and sabinene — potent, versatile, and deeply therapeutic across digestion, skin, emotional wellbeing, and respiratory health.

✨ Skin Benefits

• Purifying and antibacterial — regulates sebum production and supports a clear, balanced complexion
• Antiseptic action — helps prevent blemishes and surface bacteria when properly diluted in a carrier oil
• Soothing and anti-inflammatory — calms redness, irritation, and reactive skin
• Sebum-regulating — addresses oily and combination skin zones and reduces congestion

✨ Mind & Energy Benefits

• Calming and mildly sedative — eases nervous tension, restlessness, and emotional agitation
• Promotes relaxation and serenity — supports a sense of inner calm through inhalation or gentle massage
• Gently anxiolytic — soothes emotional overload and supports a balanced, grounded state of mind

✨ Body & Wellness Benefits

• Anti-spasmodic and spasmolytic — one of the most effective essential oils for smooth muscle spasms; relieves digestive cramps, bloating, and intestinal discomfort
• Digestive and carminative — supports healthy digestion and eases bloating, hiccups, and stomach discomfort when diluted and applied to the abdomen
• Stomachic and anti-nausea — soothes the stomach and reduces nausea and digestive unease
• Respiratory and anti-inflammatory — soothes respiratory spasms and eases breathing; supports comfort in seasonal respiratory discomfort when diffused or applied diluted to the chest
• Aromatic and culinary — food-grade quality makes it suitable for culinary use in minute quantities; a classic pairing with poultry, fish, and vinaigrettes

✨ Active Ingredients

• ESTRAGOLE (methyl chavicol) — dominant active constituent; intensely anti-spasmodic and carminative; drives the digestive, spasmolytic, and calming action; responsible for the characteristic warm, anise-like aroma
• OCIMENE — fresh, herbaceous terpene; contributes to the aromatic complexity and supports the anti-inflammatory and purifying profile
• SABINENE — spicy, woody monoterpene; adds depth to the fragrance and supports the antiseptic and soothing properties

✨ Scent Notes

Top/head · Middle/heart

✨ Scent Profile

Herbaceous · Spicy · Aromatic · Fresh · Green

✨ Usage Recommendations

• Apply topically (diluted in a carrier oil) to soothe redness-prone and sensitive skin.
• Use as a cosmetic ingredient in anti-inflammatory and purifying skincare formulations.
• Add to a warm bath for a calming, anti-spasmodic ritual.
• Blend into massage oils to support relaxation and ease muscular tension.
• Use as a food-grade flavoring ingredient in culinary preparations.
• Inhale or diffuse to promote serenity and a sense of calm.

✨ Pairs Well With

• Lavender Essential Oil — for enhanced relaxation and skin-soothing synergy.
• Roman Chamomile Essential Oil — for deep calming and anti-inflammatory support.
• Sweet Marjoram Essential Oil — for anti-spasmodic and digestive comfort blends.
• Jojoba Oil — as a gentle carrier for sensitive and redness-prone skin application.

✨ Target Group

Adults · Teens.

✨ Recommended Uses

Skin application · Cosmetic ingredient · Bath · Massage · Food · Inhalation.

✨ Body Areas & Systems

Skin · Nervous System & Mind · Digestive System · Respiratory System.

✨ Skin Types

Redness-prone · Sensitive.

✨ Skincare Goals

Soothing · Anti-inflammatory · Purifying.

✨ Mental Care Goals

Soothing · Relaxation · Serenity.

✨ Other Goals

Perfuming · Antiseptic.

⚠️ Always perform a patch test before first use. Read the Precautions section carefully before applying.

• Therapy-grade, Food-grade.
• Certified organic by ECOCERT France (FR-BIO-01).
• Cultivated and distilled in Occitania, southern France.

🧪 INCI

• ARTEMISIA DRACUNCULUS HERB OIL*.

🌿 Botanical characteristics

• Botanical name: Artemisia dracunculus.
• Botanical family: Asteraceae.
• Part of the plant: Aboveground.
• Extraction method: Steam distillation.
• Cultivation: Product from organic farming certified by Ecocert FR-BIO-01.
• Origin: Occitania, southern France.
• Other names: Estragon Oil, French Tarragon Oil.
• Status: Therapy-grade · Food-grade.

⚗️ Active Ingredients*

• Estragole (methyl chavicol).
• Ocimene.
• Sabinene.

*From organic farming.

🌿 Allergens

• LINALOOL***.

***Potential Allergens (naturally present in some essential oils) according to Annex III to EU Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009.

👃 Organoleptic Characteristics

• Appearance: clear, mobile liquid.
• Color: colorless to pale yellow.
• Odor: intensely aromatic, warm, anise-like, herbaceous, with a faintly spicy and green character.

🌿 Tarragon Essential Oil, In Detail

✨ Tarragon — A Culinary & Aromatic Heritage

Tarragon is an aromatic plant appreciated for centuries and widely used in certain iconic sauces.

Tarragon is a plant native to Central Asia (Mongolia).

Tarragon is a perennial herbaceous plant, forming a small bush approximately 1 meter tall, blooming in May & June. It prefers cool soils, sheltered and sunny exposures.

Its name comes from the Latin dracunculus, meaning "little dragon," referring to the shape of its winding roots.

Tarragon is harvested and distilled every year in early summer and in autumn. Its yield of essential oil is average.

• Keep tightly closed and out of the reach of children.
• Store them away from light and heat.

✨ Regarding the information presented here

• The information provided here is sourced from established aromatherapy and phytotherapy references and is intended for educational purposes only. It does not constitute medical advice.

⚠️ Precautions

• If you intend to use this essential oil for therapeutic purposes, consult a qualified healthcare professional.
• For food use: do not consume if you have a known allergy to Artemisia dracunculus or related plants (Asteraceae family).
• Wash hands before and after handling aromatherapy products.
• Avoid contact with eyes. If contact occurs, rinse thoroughly with clean water.
• Contains LINALOOL. Perform a patch test before first use on sensitive skin.
• Keep out of reach of children and pets.
• Store away from direct light and heat.