Description

Organic lavandin essential oil

As its latin name suggests, this variety of lavender (Lavandula hybrida) comes from the cross between the Lavandula officinalis and the Lavandula latifolia. This hybrid has the advantage of having a very high concentration of essential oil. It is greatly appreciated in gardens for its pretty, very aromatic bluish bloom. In aromatherapy we will especially remember its analgesic and spasmolytic benefits which calm the pain in many situations such as headaches, muscle cramps and painful inflammations. Lavandin essential oil is very soothing and relaxing for the nervous system.

How to use?

• With a diffuser with water or on wooden balls: In diffusion, using a diffuser or wooden balls, lavandin essential oil is an excellent insect repellent and will be part of the ingredients of your mosquito repellent preparations. Thanks to its sedative and relaxing properties, an ideal “anti-stress” atmosphere will thus be created to calm nervousness, anxiety, psychic tension and prepare a night of deep restful sleep without insomnia.
• In a bath, a few drops of essential oil will have a soothing and relaxing effect on the nervous system.
• For external use, lavender essential oil is used diluted in a vegetable oil base.

– On the skin, its calming and anti-inflammatory properties help with burns, sunburns, insect bites, itching, eczema, psoriasis and yeast infection.

– In massage on the thorax and in the upper back, its spasmolytic properties are beneficial in the event of bronchitis, laryngitis, otitis and sinusitis.

– Excellent analgesic, massage oil treats muscle pain and cramps.

• Pure, a drop of lavender essential oil on the temples can often eliminate a bad migraine.

What are the recommendations?

To this day, the use of lavender essential oil by the olfactory route and in massage oil is widely recognized.

What is the cultivation method?

Net weight:

10 ml

Organic Certification: 

Plants cultivated in organic farming (PT-BIO-02). ECOCERT, Portugal