Artemisia Annua Essential Oil: Nature's Clarifying Essence
Harnessing the crisp, herbaceous aroma of wild-harvested Artemisia annua (Sweet Annie), our small-batch essential oil captures the untamed spirit of mountain meadows. Sourced directly from ethical growers in Vietnam’s Northwest Highlands, each drop tells a story of sun-drenched slopes and meticulous steam distillation.
Purity You Can Trust
Batch #ARTO-0725 (GC/MS tested) verifies 0% fillers or synthetics.
Scent Profile
Intensely green, camphoraceous notes mingle with subtle sweetness—reminiscent of damp earth after rain.
Ethical Sourcing
Supports H’mong hill-tribe harvesters using regenerative wildcrafting techniques.
Our regulars swear by two rituals:
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Morning Focus Boost: Diffuse 3 drops + 1 drop lime oil to cut through mental fog.
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Post-Hike Recovery: Blend with jojoba oil (1% dilution) for massaging tired legs. Always patch-test first!
Artemisia oil demands respect:
✘ Not for internal use
✘ Avoid during pregnancy
✔️ Dilute to <2% in carrier oils
✔️ Consult an aromatherapist if new to botanicals
| Botanical Source |
Artemisia annua aerial parts |
| Extraction |
Low-pressure steam distillation (Copper stills) |
| Shelf Life |
24 months (Store in cool/dark) |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q What is the botanical source of this essential oil?
This essential oil is extracted from the aerial parts of the Artemisia annua plant, commonly known as Sweet Annie.
Q How is the Artemisia Annua Essential Oil extracted?
It is extracted using low-pressure steam distillation in traditional copper stills to ensure optimal purity and character.
Q What does this essential oil smell like?
It features an intensely green and camphoraceous scent profile with subtle sweet notes, reminiscent of damp earth after rain.
Q Can Artemisia Annua Essential Oil be ingested?
No, this oil is not for internal use. It is intended for external applications, such as diffusion or topical use when properly diluted.
Q What are the recommended dilution rates for topical use?
It is highly recommended to dilute the oil to less than 2% in a carrier oil (such as jojoba oil) and perform a patch test before regular application.
Q How should the oil be stored and what is its shelf life?
The essential oil has a shelf life of 24 months. It should be stored in a cool, dark location to preserve its aromatic and chemical integrity.