Naked Bear Blue Tansy Oil Roll-On
0.34 fl oz
$14.00
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Naked Bear Blue Tansy Oil Roll-On
$14.00
The same blue oil, in a roller you can carry. Blue Tansy Oil Roll-On pairs Moroccan blue tansy with Japanese camellia and squalane in a 10 ml bottle with a stainless steel ball — for the spots that flush, sting, or go red on you.
That blue isn't a dye. It's azulene, a compound that forms when Tanacetum annuum flowers are steam-distilled, and it's why blue tansy has been prized for centuries as one of the gentlest botanicals you can put on skin. Camellia and squalane carry it at a skin-safe strength, so it's ready to use straight from the bottle.
Patch test before first use, especially if you react to ragweed or daisies. Keep away from eyes. For external use only.
Northern Morocco
A cousin of chamomile.
Tanacetum annuum is an annual in the Asteraceae family, grown commercially in the north of Morocco. It's a close relative of German chamomile, which produces the same blue compound when distilled — and which is why blue tansy has the calm, faintly sweet apple note people recognize before they can name it.
The one exception
The only oil we dilute.
Every other Naked Bear oil is a single ingredient at full strength. Blue tansy can't be. Pure blue tansy essential oil is far too concentrated to press onto a face — used neat, it's an irritant, not a treatment.
Most sellers hand you the raw oil and leave the math to you. We do the dilution ourselves, in camellia seed oil and squalane, at a concentration meant for daily facial use. Nothing to blend, nothing to guess at.
Camellia seed oil
Known as tsubaki in Japan, where it's been a beauty staple for centuries. Roughly 80% oleic acid, with a molecular weight close to your own sebum, which is why it absorbs instead of sitting.
Squalane
A stable form of squalene, a lipid your skin already makes — it accounts for around 13% of human sebum. It sinks in rather than slicking.
Blue tansy
The active. Steam-distilled Tanacetum annuum from Morocco, and the reason the bottle is indigo.
No, this oil absorbs quickly and won't leave any residue on your skin or pillowcase.
Yes, you can use it both morning and evening as part of your skincare routine.
We recommend consulting with your healthcare provider before using any new skincare products during pregnancy or while nursing.
If you have ragweed allergies, please consult with your dermatologist before use as blue tansy is in the same botanical family.
Our formula blends blue tansy with complementary oils to enhance absorption, effectiveness, and skin compatibility.
Yes, this oil can be used alongside retinol. We recommend applying retinol first, then this oil to help soothe and hydrate.
It has a naturally sweet, herbaceous scent with subtle fruity and floral notes from the blue tansy.