Lavender is the one of the world’s most popular essential oil for centuries, it holds the spotlight for its variety of uses in many therapeutic properties. In ancient times, the Egyptians and Romans used Lavender for bathing, relaxation, cooking, and as a perfume.
 
Botanical Name : Lavandula Angustifolia
 
Country of Origin : Bulgaria
 
Extraction Method : Steam Distilled

Plant Part : Flowers
 
Aromatic Scent : Powdery, fresh, herbaceous, floral, and clean.
 
Usage & Benefit : It is commonly used to induce sleep and promote relaxation due to its high levels of linalool which gives it that familiar sweet, herbal aroma.
 
Often used for cleaning, calming the mind, relaxing the muscles in our bodies, and promoting a deep sleep. It contains antiseptic properties and may be used to treat minor wounds, cuts, bee stings, and protect the body from infection. 
 
This essential oil has also been said to aid in reducing blood pressure, varicose veins, soothe rashes and inflamed, redness that caused by irritation, sun tanning and sunburns, reduce the dryness and flakiness that is common side of eczema, stretch marks, cellulite, dandruff and spasms in the muscles.
 
Blends well with : Eucalyptus, Tea Tree, Clary Sage, Geranium, Frankincense, Lemon,  Patchouli,  Rosemary, Bergamot, Clove Bud essential oils.
 
Note : 
Do not use Lavender essential oil on newborn under 3 months old.
 
For children under 2 years old:
Water diffuser (1 to 2 drops per 100ml)
Nebuliser diffuser (15 sec for 1/2/3 hour)
 
For topical use (Dilute pure essential oils with a carrier oil such as Grapeseed oil/jojoba oil/fractionated coconut oil,etc) it is important to follow these dilution guidelines for : 
 
3 - 6 months : 0.25% - 0.5%
6 - 24 months : 0.5% - 1%
2 - 6 years old : 1% - 2%
6 - 15 years old : 1.5% - 2%
Over 15 years : 2% - 3% 
 
(Refer to dilution chart at FAQ page)