Have you ever used Blue Tansy essential oil? It is quite an experience... the beautiful deep blue color it has, plus its fresh and enticing aroma.

Adored for its skin soothing and renewing action, Blue Tansy is frequently used in DIY Skincare recipes.

This is a powerhouse oil for the mind and body. I like to think of it as peace in a bottle because of its immensely calming effects. It supports respiratory health as well. 

Blue Tansy Oil vs Tansy Oil - What's the Difference?

Do not mix up Blue Tansy oil with Tansy oil (Tanacetum vulgare). Tansy oil is toxic and should not be used.

Be sure to look at labels and the botanical names so you are getting the correct one. Blue Tansy essential oil (Tanacetum annum) is what you want.

Blue Tansy Essential Oil Facts

The color in the name matches the color of this essential oil. Yes, it is blue colored! The indigo blue color can stain some surfaces and fabrics so use caution. It may also temporarily leave blue color on skin but with proper dilution it is unlikely to leave any trace.

Note: Tisserand and Young caution that a drug interaction may occur with Blue Tansy Oil when using drugs metabolized by CYP2D6.

Blue Tansy Essential Oil Blends Well With:

Blue tansy blends well with many other oils. It has a herbaceous, sweet apple like scent. Let

• Geranium
• Clary sage
• Petitgrain
• Lavender
• Juniper Berry
• Spearmint
• Coriander
• Hemlock
• Laurel leaf
• Ylang Ylang
• Roman Chamomile

Blue Tansy Essential Oil Benefits

Blue tansy is known for its ability to soothe inflammation, help with seasonal allergies, and promote a sense of calm. In addition, blue tansy is said to be beneficial for the skin, making it a popular choice for use in skincare products. If you're interested in incorporating blue tansy into your daily routine, read on to learn more about its uses and how to use it safely.

Here are 9 blue tansy oil benefits:

- Soothes itchy bug bites

- Supports self-esteem and encourages confidence

- Promotes clear breathing and eases respiratory agitation

- Aids the body in natural recovery after exercise

- Helps soothe nervous tension

- Diminishes appearance of blemishes

- Uplifts mood and creates a positive atmosphere 

- Natural antihistamine, alleviates seasonal allergies

- Reduces muscle cramps

5 Blue Tansy Essential Oil Uses

Blue tansy essential oil is a great addition to your wellness routine, but what are its uses and benefits? The blue tansy plant has been used as an herbal remedy for many ailments that plague our health. It can be used topically or aromatically.

Topical use of the oil is said to reduce pain and inflammation. Inhaling it helps with sleep problems and headaches. These are just some of the things this awesome little plant can do!

Here are 5 ways to use blue tansy oil:

1. Refresh Skin

Blue Tansy oil promotes healthy skin and soothes troubled skin. Use 2 teaspoons of carrier oil, like argan oil, and add 2 drops to assist with red and inflamed skin. 

2. Soothe Discomfort

The chemical component called chamazulene (which gives this oil its beautiful blue color) is known to reduce discomfort from inflammation. Blue Tansy applied topically can relieve overworked joints and muscles. 

3. Feel Relaxed 

Blue Tansy helps to ease a worried mind and promote calmness. Try in an essential oil massage oil. Use 1 tablespoon of jojoba oil and add 3 drops lavender, 2 drops orange, and 1 drop of blue Tansy. 

4. Be Encouraged 

This unique and complex oil encourages the spirit with its sweet, fresh aroma. Use in an aromatherapy inhaler when needing a motivating boost of confidence and energy. 

5. Breathe Easy

Blue Tansy can help to open the airways and allow for easier breathing. Use in a diffuser and enjoy deep, revitalizing breaths. 

Blue Tansy Essential Oil Recipes

This luxurious oil is cherished for its captivating scent and calming properties. Here you will find blue tansy essential oil blends to make at home so you can enjoy this oil in your daily life!

General Essential Oil Safety Precautions

Never use essential oils undiluted, in eyes or mucous membranes. Do not take internally unless working with a qualified practitioner. Keep out of reach from children.

Use essential oils with extreme caution on children, be sure you have researched the oil and that it is safe for use on kids. Plant Therapy clearly labels their oils "KidSafe" on the bottle if the oil can be used for children ages 2–10).

If applying an essential oil topically (on your skin), you may perform a small patch test to an insensitive part of the body, use 1-2 drops in a teaspoon of carrier oil like jojoba oil, read more here.

If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, epileptic, or under a doctor’s care, consult your physician. For more information on oil safety issues here.

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