Organic Tarragon

Organic Tarragon Essential Oil

Artemisia dracunculus

  • 100% pure and natural essential oil.
  • Organic certification.
  • Origin: Spain.
  • Aromatic note: herbal, fresh, aniseed.
  • Current batch: OAEST0730
  • Earliest expiry date: Jul. / 2030

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  • 5ml €7.25
  • 10ml €12.65
  • 30ml €32.35
  • 100ml €95.35

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Product information

  • INCI: Artemisia dracunculus
  • Other names: Tarragon, little dragon
  • Essential oil type: 100% pure, complete
  • Relative density: 09277
  • Optical rotation: +6,55º
  • Refractive index: 1,50882
  • Extraction: Steam distillation
  • Part used: Flowering top
  • Fragrance note: Middle
  • Aroma strength: Medium
  • Country of origin: Spain
  • OAE-ESTRAGONBIO
  • CAS number: 90131‐45‐6
  • EINECS number: 290‐356‐5
  • Main components:
    • Estragol: 64,90%
    • (e) β Ocimeno: 8,28%
    • (z) β Ocimeno: 6,93%
    • Eugenol: 5,07%
    • Sabineno: 4,59%
    • Limoneno: 3,10%

    Estos componentes son Específicos para este Lote. El Quimiotipado se realiza mediante análisis de GCMS.

  • Additives: None
Price range Organic Tarragon Essential Oil at Mi Cosmética Casera from 7,25 € to 95,35 € across 4 sizes.
Prices always include VAT.

Description

The place of origin of tarragon is unknown. Various regions of the world have been proposed, although none appears to be accepted. It has been found growing wild in western North America, specifically in Alaska, so this may be the original home of this aromatic plant. Mainly valued as a seasoning for centuries, tarragon was not widely used for its medicinal properties before the XVII century.
Some sources indicate that it was used in Antiquity to drive demons out of houses and protect them from the evil eye. Its Latin name, dracunculus, means little dragon and referred to its use for snake bites.

It reached Spain through the Arabs, who called it “tharkoum”

The extracted essential oil has a biochemical profile similar to that of exotic basil of the methyl-chavicol chemotype, so they share numerous properties.

Its aroma is somewhat sweet and distinctly aniseed-like.

Appearance: Clear liquid, colourless to greenish yellow

Solubility: Insoluble in water, soluble in alcohol and oils

Precautions

Do not use during pregnancy or on children under 6 years of age. Do not apply undiluted to the skin.

Taxonomy

Botanical name: Artemisia dracunculus - Family: Lamiaceae - Genus: Artemisia

Reviews

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Imagen de una estrella activa Imagen de una estrella activa Imagen de una estrella activa Imagen de una estrella activa Imagen de una estrella activa Super useful! Excellent quality
Maryse M.  - posted on 25/02/2026
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Translated review. Mixed with chamomile, tanacetum, khella and calophyllum (keep to the proportions), it calms asthma.
Pros: Muchas propiedades!!!
Cons: nada en contra
Imagen de una estrella activa Imagen de una estrella activa Imagen de una estrella activa Imagen de una estrella activa Imagen de una estrella activa Very aromatic
Ana M.  - posted on 16/08/2019
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Translated review. I like the intensity of the scent and everything it offers me. Mixed with almond oil, it works very well for my varicose veins and tired legs with daily massages.