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Lavender Ethically Harvested Essential Oil - 9ml | Tisserand
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BrandTisserand
Ingredients100% pure Lavandula angustifolia (lavender) oil
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Lavender essential oil has a gentle floral fragrance that promotes deep relaxation and emotional reassurance. It is well-known for its ability to aid in getting a good night's sleep. User trials have demonstrated that Lavender essential oil can improve relaxation and sleep quality, making it an excellent addition to your bedside table. Additionally, you can find Lavender in our Sleep Better range, a pre-blended sleep solution designed to support your bedtime routine.
Lavender possesses antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, and therapeutic qualities that encourage the renewal of healthy skin cells. It is an excellent choice for rejuvenating and calming skin treatments, suitable for all skin types.
Lavender has properties that can aid in calming the body and alleviating headaches, menstrual cramps, and general pains. When incorporated into a massage blend, it can also be helpful in soothing digestive problems and easing muscle and joint pains. Additionally, Lavender can assist the body in coping with colds and flu.
For centuries, people have been using lavender essential oil to deter bugs. It is believed to be effective in repelling household pests like bed bugs, moths, and flies.
Top Tip: When combined with a blending oil, Lavender essential oil can help treat insect bites, preventing infection and reducing itching and inflammation.
Fresh with strong hints of green, grassy notes, our Ethically Harvested Lavender pure essential oil has a calming floral aroma reminiscent of relaxing spa days and warm spring evenings. Aromatically, Lavender is a middle-note essential oil, the main body and balance of a blend, meaning its scent will last a few hours.
Lavender was initially found in the Southern Mediterranean and is now widespread in much of Western Europe. The plant's name derives from the Latin word 'lavare,' which means 'to wash,' as ancient Europeans commonly used it to scent bathing water. Lavender was also used as a strewing herb, placed on the floor around the home to release its fragrance when stepped on. Lavender had a role in creating the word 'Aromatherapy' after French perfume chemist René-Maurice Gattefossé discovered Lavender's restorative properties when he accidentally burnt his arm and plunged it into a vat of Lavender oil.
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