Canadian Fleaban

The name of the Canada fleabane recalls its North American origins, where it grows spontaneously in meadows and wastelands. This tall, slender annual plant is distinguished by its narrow leaves and small white flowers in flower heads, resembling miniature daisies. A member of the Asteraceae family, the fleabane is known for its medicinal properties and its ability to adapt to disturbed environments. Distilled at the end of summer, when the flowers are fully open, Canada fleabane produces a rare and precious essential oil, rich in limonene, terpinene and borneol. It is renowned for its anti-inflammatory, diuretic and astringent properties, and is often used in herbal medicine to relieve joint pain and urinary infections. The hydrosol, gentler, retains the purifying and anti-inflammatory benefits of the plant while being suitable for cosmetic or internal use. Fleabane distillation, although less complex than other plants, offers a modest yield, making each harvest valuable and unique.

Essential Oil Canadian Fleabane

Essenciagua Canadian Fleabane Essential Oil is an anti-inflammatory and purifying essence, distilled from Erigeron canadensis. This essential oil is recognized for its therapeutic virtues and its effective action on muscle and joint pain.

Relief from Muscle and Joint Pain: Canadian fleabane essential oil is renowned for its anti-inflammatory action, ideal for soothing muscle tension and joint pain. It is particularly effective in massage to relieve aches, cramps and pain linked to...

Hydrolat Canadian Fleabane

Canadian Fleabane Hydrosol from Essenciagua is a purifying and refreshing mist, obtained by the distillation of Erigeron canadensis. This hydrosol is appreciated for its astringent and toning properties, perfect for rebalancing and purifying the skin.

Skin Purification and Toning: Canadian Fleabane Hydrolate is ideal for combination to oily skin. It helps regulate excess sebum while tightening pores, leaving skin clean, fresh and toned. Used regularly, it contributes to a clearer...