Estragole Oil, for Skin Care

Botanical NameRavensara AromaticCommon Method Of ExtractionSteam distillationParts UsedAerial parts of TagetesAromaNice fruity/anise aromatic noteExtraction The oil is extracted from the aerial part of tagetes using steam distillation process.Chemical Composition The chemical structure of oil consists of benzene ring that is substituted with methoxy group and propenyl group. Essential Oil Information As a double-bond isomer of anethole, Methyl chavicol (estragole) is primary constituent of essential oil of tarragon (makes up to 60–75%) of total oil. Further, it is also found in basil essential oil (23–88%), fennel, anise (2%), pine oil and turpentine. Oil PropertiesThe oil is a colorless to pale yellow liquid and has a herby, spicy, somewhat anise aroma. Uses Known for its non toxic, anti-allergic and safe to use properties, the oil is appreciated for its fragrance that makes it ideal constituent for perfumes. Further, Methyl chavicol also finds application as food additive for adding flavor to dishes.Therapeutic Properties The oil is extracted from leaves and flowering tops through steam distillation and come with therapeutic properties like - digestive, emmenagogue, anti-rheumatic, aperitif, stimulant and vermifuge. SummaryThe oil helps in stimulating the appetite and also has noticeable effect on treating a sluggish digestive system. Further, it is also helpful in cases of dyspepsia, anorexia, nervous indigestion, internal spasm in menstrual pains and other treatments.. PrecautionsIt can be moderately toxic and should be used in moderation Should be avoided during pregnancyShipping Options Weight: In different weight packaging options Material: Food Grade Silver Coated Aluminum Bottles Customization: As per client's requirements