Lavender Essential Oil

Used in aromatherapy:

• Calms anxiety, nervousness and restlessness;
• Induces relaxation;
• Promotes a good night’s sleep and diminishes insomnia;
• Reduces blood pressure and heart rate;
• Benefits respiratory health and relieves bronchial asthma, allergic inflammation and mucus hyperplasia;
• Alleviates hot flashes in menopause and relieves premenstrual emotional symptoms;
• Relieves pain from headaches and reduces nausea.

Applied Topically:

• Treats blemishes, eases acne, eczema and general inflammation and promotes healing;
• helps care for minor burns and skin afflictions such as scratches and bug bites, and accelerates wound healing;
• Remedies fungal infections;
• Relieves stiff and sore muscles;
• Promotes hair growth and proclaimed to be effective for the treatment of alopecia areata.

Note: Essential oils are extremely potent and must always be diluted in a natural oil (such as almond, coconut, grape seed, jojoba oil) before application to the skin, scalp or hair). Ratio: 1 drop to 5ml oil. Do not ingest.

The complete ingredient list for Lavender Essential Oil is printed on the product packaging. Check the label before use.

For aromatherapy: add a few drops to a diffuser or oil burner. For sleep disorders: use a diffuser; add to water and spritz on the pillow and sheets; apply topically to the soles of the feet, wrists and temples; or add a few drops to a warm bath. For the treatment of fungus: topical application to the affected area. For treatment of wounds: topical application to the affected area. For skin and hair care: apply topically. Or add a few drops to moisturiser, body lotion, shampoo, etc. For massage: 3 drops in 15-20 ml of base oil

Basic Properties of Lavender Essential Oil

Analgesic, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, antifungal, antioxidant, antiseptic, calmative, mood stabiliser, sedative

Extraction Method: Steam distillation

Parts Used: Stems and blossoms

Aroma: Sweet, camphor, woody and herbal