LAVENDER OIL

"Pleasant Scent, Multiple Effects"

Lavender is one of those rare and extremely valuable plants that has survived from thousands of years ago to the present day and has found use in many different areas.

Lavender was once used to help kings relax and sleep well. This unique and valuable scent, passed down from generation to generation since the era of kingdoms, is still frequently used today in perfumery, lotions, and even in household cleaning.

Iranians, Greeks, and Romans would burn lavender during epidemic periods to change the unpleasant and foul odor settling in sick rooms, to purify the air, and to strengthen the immune system. Nowadays, instead of burning the lavender plant, we use lavender oils for the same purpose.

The Romans also put lavender in their bath water to give it a pleasant scent and for relaxation. It is stated that lavender got its name in this way. In Latin, "Lavare" means "to wash."

Lavender oil is a versatile, broad-spectrum oil that finds use in both physical and spiritual realms.

BENEFITS AND USES OF LAVENDER OIL

• Lavender oil is known as the best and most effective type of wound-healing oil. (It can be applied directly to burns without dilution.)
• It is the most effective essential oil for burns and scalds. So much so that the healing power of lavender oil played a role in the rebirth of aromatherapy in the modern world.
• With its balancing property, it is possible to regain inner balance using lavender oil.
• In the spiritual realm, lavender oil acts as both a revitalizer and a calming agent.
• Due to its gentle, circulation-stimulating effect and its beloved pleasant scent, lavender oil is also used in many cosmetic products. It is also compatible with all skin types. It is rarely seen to cause sensitivity.
• In the physical realm, lavender oil has antibacterial, antiviral, and antiseptic properties. When used with a diffuser, it will disinfect the air.
• It is an insect repellent; if there are pests at home, you can seek support from lavender oil before resorting to chemicals.

Thanks to its blending property, lavender oil can be used comfortably with all essential oils.

Content: Lavender Oil (Oleum Lavandula Angustifolia, 2-Propanol, 2-Butanol, (Linalool, Eucalyptol)).

Storage Conditions: Store at room temperature (15-30°C). Protect from heat, light, and moisture. Keep out of reach of children.

Shelf Life: 3 years.

Net Weight: 5 ml