Essential Oil - Lavender 'Grosso'

$22.00

PURE ESSENTIAL OIL

Lavandula x intermedia ‘grosso’

5 ml

 

Calm.  Soothe.  Composed.

Lavandin is a member of the lavender family that is particularly favoured in France for its high oil yield.  It is a cross between English Lavender (L. angustifolia) and Spike Lavender (L. latifolia).

Its aroma is very similar to English lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) but with a stronger greener, lightly-sweet floral top note.  This makes it a very popular ingredient in French cosmetic products and perfumes.

 Lavandin ‘Grosso’s’ therapeutic value is similar to English lavender but due to its more rubefacient nature its strength lies in helping to ease respiratory conditions and soothe muscle aches and pains.  However, it still has the wonderful emotional calming and balancing ability that English lavender is well-known for.

 At Botanical Seasons (formerly Chickweed Apothecary) our plant distillation process is performed in small batches, gently and slowly, working with the plant and the seasons.

PURE ESSENTIAL OIL

Lavandula x intermedia ‘grosso’

5 ml

 

Calm.  Soothe.  Composed.

Lavandin is a member of the lavender family that is particularly favoured in France for its high oil yield.  It is a cross between English Lavender (L. angustifolia) and Spike Lavender (L. latifolia).

Its aroma is very similar to English lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) but with a stronger greener, lightly-sweet floral top note.  This makes it a very popular ingredient in French cosmetic products and perfumes.

 Lavandin ‘Grosso’s’ therapeutic value is similar to English lavender but due to its more rubefacient nature its strength lies in helping to ease respiratory conditions and soothe muscle aches and pains.  However, it still has the wonderful emotional calming and balancing ability that English lavender is well-known for.

 At Botanical Seasons (formerly Chickweed Apothecary) our plant distillation process is performed in small batches, gently and slowly, working with the plant and the seasons.

SCENT:

Soft floral.  Fresh camphoraceous.  Woody herbaceous.

 

EMOTIONAL BENEFITS:

The lavandin and lavender aromatics have a way of clearing away mental clutter and connecting you back to what is true for you.  A feeling of calmness and self-composure is strengthened and restored.

 

HOW TO USE:

Take a moment to notice the aromatics, close your eyes, inhale deeply through the nose and relax.

  • Oil Blend (adults) – useful for minor skin burns, irritations, muscle aches + pains, bruising + swelling.  Add 3 – 5 drops in 10 ml carrier oil e.g. jojoba, sunflower or coconut oil.

  • Oil Burner / Diffuser – add 4-8 drops to water in a burner or diffuser, and place in the room beside you.

  • Tissue – put 1-2 drops on a tissue to carry around with you.  Inhale at frequent intervals throughout the day.

 

FULL INGREDIENTS LIST:

*Lavandula x intermedia ‘grosso’ (lavandin blossom) - harvested from Chickweed Apothecary's spray-free garden

 

Enjoy the essence and support of therapeutic aromatherapy.  Knowing what you’re smelling is 100% pure and created by a qualified aromatherapist.

Essential oils are not just about a pleasant aroma.  They’re also a powerful mix of nature’s chemicals that, when used correctly, can have a positive effect on your emotions and your well-being.

 

SAFETY:

This pure essential oil synergistic blend is safe if used as directed.

Not for internal use.  Keep out of reach of children.

Do not use during pregnancy due to the high camphor content,.

Do not apply undiluted essential oils directly to the skin or to bathwater.

Do not diffuse continuously.  It is best to diffuse essential oils intermittently (see website for further details).

Once opened, store in a cool dark place and use within 12 months.

 

NOTE:

Therapeutic plant oils possess a wide range of healing properties that can be used effectively to support your health and well-being.  However, the information here is not intended to substitute the advice provided by your healthcare professional or physician.

Remember you should consult with a qualified aromatherapist about essential oil usage and always inform your primary care physician what you are using as they may not be conducive to his/her prescribed therapy and medications.