English lavender
Lavandula latifolia
Origin: France, Spain
Part of plant: flowers
Extraction: distillation
Chemotype: linalool, 1,8-cineole, camphor
Description
Essential oil
English lavender contains camphor and eucalyptol, which results in a fragrance somewhere between lavender and rosemary. When used in a massage oil it soothes the muscles. When used as a inhalant, it soothes the respiratory tracts. Insects (particularly flies) do not like its scent.
Essential oils are the aromatic and volatile components of plants, flowers and fruits. Physalis essential oils are botanically and biochemically defined. Not chemically processed, not modified, not cut, not rectified, not reconstituted.
Ingredients: Lavandula latifolia*. *organic culture
| Composition per 4 drops | |
|---|---|
|
English lavender |
180 mg |
Content
10 ml
Use
Oral: twice daily 1 to 2 drops. To be taken diluted in some honey (in an infusion) or vegetable oil.
Skin: massage, bath: 5 to 10 drops per 10 ml of vegetable oil.
Contains naturally linalool, d-limoneen, geraniol, coumarine
Diffusion: 5 to 10 drops according to your personal preference and the size of the room.
For safe use: read carefully the precautionary measures: scan the QR code!
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