Applications Lavender essential oil is frequently used to cleanse, calm and freshen the skin, lessening the agitation caused by abscesses, acne, dandruff, eczema, insect bites, sores, spots, psoriasis and excessive oil. It can make skin appear healthy and vibrant and is particularly noted for its ability to assist the recuperation from burns. Applied to aching muscles, chilblains, rheumatism and sprains, lavender oil will sooth and relieve, restoring much-needed sparkle and promoting more regular circulation.
Lavender is an effective cleanser of the breathing, digestion and genito-urinary system. It can calm incidents of bronchitis, asthma and catarrh whilst comforting laryngitis and throat infections. Excellent at unlocking digestive systems troubled by colic or cramp, this fragrant oil will also encourage the appetite and reduce nausea. It is antiseptic and extremely healing in cases of cystitis, dysmenorrhoea and leucorrhoea.
For those whose lives are blighted by depression, headaches, tension, insomnia, migraine, shock or stress, lavender provides a welcome relief. It relaxes the mind and body, restoring a sense of peace and proportion whilst energising the nerves and focusing the senses. Generally sedating, the oil can stimulate the central nervous system in higher doses. |
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How to Use Diluted in a vegetable oil, in a vaporiser, in the bath. |
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Safety Data Lavender has been used extensively without apparent toxicity, irritancy, sensitisation or other hazard. It is one of the few oils that may be applied directly to the skin without dilution. |
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About the Product Tortue Rouge high altitude lavender is cut by hand and distilled by one of France’s leading lavender specialists. It is distilled for much longer than the industry norm of an hour so as to ensure that the vital coumarins – the natural chemicals that give lavender its sophorific qualities – come across.
Sometimes called the spiritual lavender, this essential oil is a wonderful aid to meditation and a few drops on the pillow will promote a heavenly nights sleep. Don’t be surprised if it doesn’t smell like the lavender you generally find in the shops.
The benefits of lavender for healing and restoring vitality and balance to the skin have ensured its enduring popularity. Lavender has no known negative side-effects and it blends well with most essential oils but is especially pleasing when used in conjunction with citrus and floral oils.
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