OU essential lavender oil 10ml, pure

Lavender is an aromatic herb native to the entire Mediterranean region. Lavender contains a spectrum of over 100 ingredients and is considered the "oil of the middle".

Ancient natural medicine recognized the positive properties of lavender oil on inflammation, minor burns and colds. Lavender oil is also said to combat anxiety, reduce insomnia and stress and reduce irritability. The sweet scent is said to calm and strengthen the nerves.
Combined with all the wonderful properties of the oil, it is a great addition to cosmetics: soaps, creams, bath additives... they all smell and nourish with lavender oil. Due to its anti-inflammatory effect, the oil is also often used in anti-acne products.
As a perfect addition, you will find our DIY care sets with all the valuable raw materials.

We buy the essential lavender oil from a German dealer in 1kg canisters and fill the bottles ourselves. The bottling takes place in our factory in Berlin according to GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) guidelines. The label is printed in Germany and is made of grass paper (grass content approx. 30%).

ingredients

100% Lavandula Angustifolia Oil* (contains Geraniol, Limonene, Linalool as natural ingredients)
* from controlled organic cultivation

Country of origin: Bulgaria
Extraction: Steam distillation
Quality: 100% pure essential oil

Application

In cosmetics and massage oils and as a room fragrance.

Caution:
Do not use undiluted, i.e. pure, 1-2 drops in e.g. 50 ml of almond oil or jojoba oil.
Please note further instructions on the label.

scope of delivery

One bottle contains 10 ml of oil

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