Blue Tansy Essential Oil

Check that you do not have ragweed allergy. Oil is super blue and the smell is very strong. If you can't handle it, rather go for everlasting oil which smells more pleasant.

I always thought Blue Chamomile was German Chamomile but I was wrong. It is Blue Tansy! I've used it in a skin cream formulation before and heard of its amazing properties for terrible skin. After amazing results with Everlasting oil, I decided to give Blue Tansy a try. I was shocked at how artificial blue it looked, can't believe something in nature can give off such a colour. Anyway it can stain fabric so be careful if you are using it as a oil as I'm making a formulation for my son's eczema. It's working great! I used macadamia oil, frankincense, carrot seed and vitamin e oil as a night oil formulation as his skin is super dry. This oil is layered on top of a thick cream/balm.

I spent a bit of time researching the EO. I have been developing a hydrating moisturiser for problematic skin, and this seems to be very acceptable. I have been very pleased with the effect on sensitive, roseca prone skin. A touch of blue has made the cream just that bit more interesting and the fragrance is beautiful. Very impressed with this little oil.