Larch - Taramack – Organic

Traditional Uses

Traditionally used to support respiratory comfort, particularly during colder seasons.

Appreciated for promoting a relaxed state conducive to sleep.

Used diluted in massage to accompany muscular and joint discomfort.

Also traditionally used during periods of significant fatigue.

Focus Ritual — The Inner Spring

Larch is also known for its delicate, soft, and balanced aroma.

Its subtle scent invites inner calm and helps slow the constant flow of thoughts.

To support moments of focus:

Place 1 to 2 drops of Laricin Larch essential oil in the palm of your hand, add a few drops of organic hemp seed oil from Québec, then gently massage the neck and upper chest.

Take a few slow, deep breaths.

A simple gesture to calm the mind, regain clarity, and gently welcome the return of spring.

Contraindicated during the first trimester of pregnancy.

Latin Name: Larix laricina

French Name: Mélèze Laricin

English Name: Eastern Larch, Tamarack

Botanical Family: Pinaceae

Origin: Quebec, Canada

Harvest time: July to September

Distilled Parts: Twigs & Needles

Organoleptic Specificities: Clear and colorless with the smell of fresh conifer; balsamic, exotic and woody

Components: α-pinene, Δ3-carene, β-pinene, bornyl acetate, β-pinene, myrcene, camphene

Rich in terpenes, conifer essential oils are particularly sensitive to oxidation. To preserve their quality and benefits, it is essential to store them away from air, light, and heat.