Tagetes: Tagetes minutus L., T. glanduliferus Schrank

Tagetes: Essential Oil

Latin Name: Tagetes minutus L., T. glanduliferus Schrank

Source: Mexico

Part of plant: Flowering Plant

Grade: Pure & Natural

Aroma Character: Intense, aromatic, herbaceous

Blends Well with:  Clary Sage, Jasmine, Lavender

We want to keep you safe! This oil is phototoxic and according to IFRA Guidelines, the maximum concentration of usage is 0.05%

Tagetes Properties: Against infection, antifungal, vermifuge; expectorant, against colds; promotes menstruation.

Tagetes Indications: Bronchial colds, sinusitis; enterocolitis caused by parasites, worm ailments, Candida mycosis; amenorrhea.

Tagetes Main Components: Tagetone, cis- and trans-beta-ocimene, carvone, linalool, linayl acetate.

Tagetes Contraindications, side effects: Use should be avoided by children and pregnant women due to ketone toxicity; caution when used externally because of photosensitizing.

A member of the Marigold family, Tagetes has bright yellow flowers and is sometimes called Southern Marigold. A nervine, antispasmodic, and tonic, Tagetes is used for coughs, colds, sores and ulcers. The Aztecs used Tagetes to lower blood pressure, reduce inflammation, and to relax and calm nerves.