Chamomile, Blue CO2 - Organic (to be discontinued)

Matricaria recutita L. (synonym of Matricaria chamomilla L.)

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Our organic German Blue Chamomile CO2 extract has a rich, comforting, sweet-warm, herbaceous aroma with light fruit undertones that will offer a pleasant-smelling material to work with when formulating

Size

Selected size SKU:202-015 - Chamomile, Blue CO2 - Organic 15 grams

2 grams (1/14 oz)
$9.00
5 grams (3/17 oz)
$15.50
15 grams (1/2 oz.)
$34.25
50 grams (1 3/4 oz)
$91.25
100 grams (3 8/17 oz)
$161.25
200 grams (7.055 oz)
$290.75
500 grams (17.63 oz)
$637.25
1 kg (2 1/5 lb)
$1,175.50
$9.00
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Product Overview

Our organic German Blue Chamomile CO2 extract has a rich, comforting, sweet-warm, herbaceous aroma with light fruit undertones that will offer a pleasant-smelling material to work with when formulating and during application. Some of the active constituents found in Blue Chamomile CO2 are chamazulene, bisabolol, matricin, and bisabolol oxide.[1] Matricin, a constituent found in the raw plant material – specifically the flowers[2] – is not compromised during the CO2 process.[3]

The use of natural carbon dioxide in the form of a supercritical fluid is an environmentally friendly extraction technique and provides a pure product with no solvent residues, no inorganic salts, no heavy metals, and no reproducible microorganisms.[4]

Chamazulene and (-)α-bisabolol (a sesquiterpene alcohol) are considered to be the primary constituents in Blue Chamomile oil responsible for its effects.[5]  The cooling and chamazulene-rich oils, that also include Blue Tansy and Blue Yarrow, are revered for their complex aromas and skincare benefits. Blue Chamomile is a popular fruity-herbal addition to skin creams and massage blends, however, be prepared to work with this thick paste-like extract and the green-blue to brown color it may impart.

1 Industry communication.

2 Rhind, Jennifer Peace. Essential Oils A Handbook for Aromatherapy Practice, 2nd ed., 2012, p. 150.

3 Industry communication.

4 Ibid.

5 Rhind, Jennifer Peace. Essential Oils A Handbook for Aromatherapy Practice, 2nd ed., 2012, p. 150.

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