Product Details
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
Sunny Origins: Sourced from the sun-soaked fields of Egypt, Tagetes Essential Oil (Egypt) is distilled from the vibrant, yellow-orange flowers of the Tagetes plant, commonly known as African Marigold. This oil embodies the warmth and brightness of the sun, bringing a natural radiance to your products.
Scent as Bright as Its Color: A top note with a medium strength, Tagetes Essential Oil (Egypt) offers a sweet, floral, and slightly fruity scent. Its unique aroma is uplifting and energizing, creating an atmosphere of joy and vibrancy. A perfect addition to any aromatherapy blend or product that lifts spirits.
A Symbol of Strength & Light: In many cultures, marigolds are linked to the sun, symbolizing the power, strength, and light that resides within. This makes Tagetes Essential Oil not only a fragrant addition to products but also a potent symbol of vitality and positivity.
Nature’s Remedy for Skin & Hair: When diluted, Tagetes Essential Oil can soothe minor skin irritations and refresh hair care routines. Due to its phototoxic nature, it’s best used at night to avoid sun exposure after application.
DESCRIPTION
Tagetes Essential Oil (Egypt), also known as African Marigold, is a vibrant oil that embodies the power and light within. In many cultures, marigolds are associated with the sun, symbolizing strength, vitality, and the radiant energy that resides within all of us.
Grown in Egypt, as well as France and North America, the Tagetes plant — often referred to as “Khaki Bush” in Africa — is loved for its cheerful and uplifting fragrance. Its sweet, floral, and slightly fruity aroma can bring brightness to any space or product. Whether used in skincare, hair care, aromatherapy, or perfumes, Tagetes Essential Oil is a vibrant addition that infuses products with a burst of energy and light.
DIRECTIONS & SUGGESTED USAGE
- Sunny Soaps: Add 1–2% of Tagetes Essential Oil (Egypt) to your soap formulations for an uplifting burst of sunshine. Due to phototoxic properties, it’s best used in nighttime bath routines. Always patch test your final product and create small trial batches to find your ideal formula and scent strength.
- Powerful Aromatherapy: Dilute well before use — Tagetes Essential Oil (Egypt) is a potent oil and should only be used by experienced aromatherapists.
- Brighten Baths: Add 1–2% of Tagetes Essential Oil to your bath water (diluted with a carrier oil) for a refreshing, sunny soak. Best used in the evening to avoid sun exposure afterward.
- Luminous Skin Care: Incorporate 1–2% of Tagetes Essential Oil into your lotions, creams, or balms. Be cautious of sun exposure after use, as this oil has phototoxic properties. Patch test before full application to ensure compatibility.
- Egyptian-Inspired Hair Care: Add 1–2% of this Egyptian essential oil to your hair care products, such as shampoos or conditioners, to promote a healthy scalp and address dandruff.
- Perfect for Perfumes: Tagetes Oil’s strong, distinct fragrance makes it a popular ingredient in creating custom perfumes. Blend with florals or citrus oils for a unique, vibrant scent — one that maybe even Cleopatra herself might have approved.
- Room & Linen Sprays: Use 1–2% of Tagetes Essential Oil (Egypt) in a room spray or linen mist to fill your space with a cheerful, herbaceous scent.
- Natural Bug Repellent: Add a few drops of Tagetes Essential Oil (Egypt) to your insect repellent blends. Its bright fragrance can help keep bugs at bay while offering a refreshing scent.
Botanical Name:
Tagetes minuta
Plant Part:
Flowers
Main Constituents:
Cis-beta-Ocimene: 17–45%
Dihyrotagetone: 10–40%
Origin:
Egypt
Processing Method:
Steam Distilled
MORE ABOUT TAGETES ESSENTIAL OIL (EGYPT)
Color/Consistency:
A thin yellowish-gold to light amber clear liquid.
Aromatic Summary / Note / Strength of Aroma:
A top note with a medium aroma, Tagetes has a sweet, floral, slightly fruity scent.
Blends With:
Juniper, Lavender, Pine, Geranium, Sandalwood, Jasmine, Frankincense, and all citrus oils.
Cautions: Dilute well before use; this oil is potent and should only be used by experienced aromatherapists. Due to its phototoxic properties, avoid sun exposure after applying this oil to the skin. It’s advisable to consult a physician before use. May cause skin irritation in some individuals; perform a patch test before use. Avoid contact with eyes.
