Lavender Essential Oil

Description

Lavender essential oil is well known to plant lovers. It is usable by all and has many properties that makes it the most versatile oil of all! In a diffuser, it leaves a pleasant and fresh fragrance which facilitates the relaxation and the well-being. It therefore makes itself indispensable
Lavender essential oil is a major essential oil in aromatherapy & in cosmetics. It has many properties that makes this essential oil the most versatile of all!
Our Lavender is found between 800m and 1000m above sea level in the hilly and mountainous regions. It has only one flower on each of the stems. Known to repel moths in the cabinets of our grandmothers, it is still used to date in many skin problems, digestion, stress, sleep aid.

Known Properties:
Better breathing:
Antiseptic
Antibacterial
Facilitates expectoration of secretions

Better digestion:
Facilitates the elimination of gases
Facilitates digestion
Relieves spasm pain (antispasmodic)
Control of intestinal parasites (antiparasitic)

Better regulate your rhythm:
Stimulates micro-circulation
Slightly anticoagulant
Calm the palpitations

Privacy:
Diuretic
Facilitates the evacuation of the bile ducts
Relieves spasm pain (antispasmodic)
Stimulates the arrival of the menstrual periods

Skin:
Antiseptic
Antibacterial
Healing: acts on wounds, burns, ulcer, skin irritation
Regenerates skin cells
Increases sweating

Stimulates micro-circulation: acts on the problems of phlebitis, arteritis, edema …
Better movement:

Antispasmodic muscle: calms cramps, muscle contractures, torticollis …
Analgesic

Sleep and Energy:
Help sleep
Calming
Sedative
Help to chase migraines (antimigraine)

Household products:
Perfume laundry

Examples of uses:
Diffusion
A few drops in a diffuser for 5 to 10 minutes per hour

Other examples of uses:
Bath:
12 drops in 20ml of vegetable oil to pour into your bath to relax.

Inhalation:
6 drops in a bowl of warm water inhaled against ENT infections.

Massage:
10 drops in 20ml of vegetable oil in massage on the painful muscles.

Care:
2 drops on a sugar or honey to swallow, against anxiety.
5 drops in 10ml of vegetable oil to apply on sunburn.

Kitchen:
Always in small quantities like all essential oils.
Respect the indications in your recipes.

Ways of intake:
Ingestion: yes
Dermal route: yes
Dissemination: yes
Inhalation: yes
Technical notes:
Botanical Name: Lavandula officinalis
Part of the plant: Flowered tops
Extraction Method: Steam Distillation
Chemical composition: Linalol, linalyl acetate, cineole, camphor
Origin: Northern Morocco
Culture: Conventional
Color: Pale yellow
Storage: Protect from light.
Synergy with most oils, except basil