A European hybrid of Lavender which produces many of the same properties of Lavender with a more herbaceous and beautiful scent. A perennial, bushy shrub with silvery, grey or green linear leaves and purple, violet or spiky blue flowers.
Lavendin, with its clean, fresh, floral top notes and herbaceous undertones, is one of aromatherapy's most popular and valuable essential oils.
Lavendin is a useful all round essential oil aromatherapy and one with find valuable in all kinds of aromatherapy blends.
We obtain our Lavendin direct from France each year, visiting our growers and obtaining the finest, fresh Lavender direct from the growers each year.
Skin
1. Anti-aging Properties
Lavendin oil contains powerful antioxidants that help reduce the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines, giving your skin a more youthful glow. It is also rich in vitamins A and E, which nourish the skin and help improve elasticity. Plus, its anti-inflammatory properties soothe irritation and inflammation caused by sunburns or other skin sensitivities.
2. Cleansing Properties
Lavendin essential oil is a natural astringent, meaning it helps to cleanse pores and remove excess dirt from your face without stripping away its natural oils. This makes it an ideal choice for those with sensitive or combination skin types who need something gentle yet effective for their skincare routine. Plus, its antifungal properties make it useful for treating acne breakouts, as well as other fungal infections like athlete's foot or jock itch.
3. Healing Properties
Lavendin essential oil has been used to treat wounds since ancient times due to its antiseptic and antimicrobial properties. It can help speed up the healing process of cuts and scrapes while simultaneously preventing infection from setting in. Additionally, its anti-inflammatory action can help reduce redness associated with certain skin conditions like eczema or psoriasis.
4. Soothing Properties
If you suffer from dryness or flakiness on your face (especially during winter months), then lavender essential oil could be just what you need! Its hydrating effects will leave your skin feeling softer and smoother than before while providing much-needed relief from itching or burning sensations due to dryness or sensitivity issues.
Mind
Calming Properties
One of the most popular uses for lavendin essential oil is its calming properties. Inhaling its scent or applying it topically can help reduce anxiety and stress. This makes it a great tool to have on hand when life gets too busy or overwhelming. A few drops in an aromatherapy diffuser can create a calming atmosphere that helps you relax and de-stress after a long day. You can also add a few drops to your bathwater for an extra soothing experience!
Sleep Support
If you’re having trouble sleeping, lavendin essential oil may be able to help! Applying it directly to your wrists before bedtime can help promote restful sleep throughout the night. You can also put a few drops on your pillowcase, which will release its calming scent as you drift off into dreamland.
Mood Support
Lavendin essential oil isn’t just great for reducing stress levels; it also boosts moods! Studies have shown that inhaling the aroma of lavendin essential oil helps boost mood, improve focus, and increase energy levels. This makes it an ideal choice if you’re feeling down or just need an extra boost of energy during the day. Plus, since it’s all natural, you don’t have to worry about any nasty side effects like with synthetic stimulants!
One of the most important benefits of lavendin essential oil for your muscles is that it can help reduce inflammation. Studies have shown that lavender oil can reduce inflammation in the body by blocking certain pro-inflammatory chemicals from being released, which helps to reduce pain and discomfort in the affected area.
Lavendin essential oil can also help with circulation. When applied topically, lavender oil helps to improve circulation throughout the body, including in the areas where you experience muscle soreness and tightness. This improved circulation helps to deliver oxygen and nutrients to your muscles more efficiently, which aids in recovery time and reduces tightness.
Finally, lavendin essential oil has been proven to reduce stress and anxiety levels, which can lead to tension headaches or neck pain. Applying a few drops of lavender essential oil on your temples or behind your ears will help to relax tense muscles while simultaneously reducing stress levels.
Lavendin essential oil has been known to help with both dandruff and scalp inflammation. It has anti-fungal and anti-bacterial properties which help keep bacteria at bay and protect against any further damage. This means that with regular use, you'll find yourself with less flaking, itching, and irritation. The antiseptic properties in lavendin also help soothe dry or irritated skin, making this an ideal choice for those with sensitive scalps.
When it comes to promoting healthy hair growth, lavendin essential oil can be applied directly to the scalp as part of your weekly routine. It helps stimulate blood flow to the scalp which in turn encourages healthy hair growth. Additionally, the natural compounds found in lavendin can help restore lost proteins in the follicles which will result in stronger strands over time!
Finally, lavendin essential oil can be used as a natural conditioner due to its moisturizing properties. A few drops on dampened strands can help tame frizz while creating a barrier between strands that locks in moisture and keeps out debris and pollutants throughout the day. Plus, its pleasant aroma will leave you feeling refreshed!
Lavendin can be blended with any essential oil successfully to enhance the scent of a blend or to enhance the therapeutic properties. Citrus, florals and herbs work especially well... Imagination is limitless with Lavender.
Due to the sleep related effects of Lavender, it should not be used when driving or operating machinery as it can make you drowsy.
Some people with low blood pressure may feel drowsy using the oil, if this is the case (and not the desired effect) cease use.
| Criteria | Information |
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Latin Name |
Lavendula hybrida |
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Inci |
Lavandula hybrida grosso (Lavendin) Herb Oil |
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Plant Family |
Labiatae |
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Extraction Method |
Steam distilled from the flowering tops, picked in morning dew and distilled directly to enhance the natural esther levels, quality and quantity. |
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Country of Origin |
France |
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Purity |
100% Pure Essential Oil, therapeutic grade |
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Natural Constituents |
Borneol (Alcohol), Citral (Aldehyde), Cineole (Ketone), Zingiberene (Sesquiterpene), Camphene, Limonene, Phellandrene (Terpenes) |
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Cas No. |
8022-15-9/91722-69-9 |
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Einecs No. |
N/A |
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Blends well with |
Lavendin can be blended with any essential oil successfully to enhance the scent of a blend or to enhance the therapeutic properties. Citrus, florals and herbs work especially well... Imagination is limitless with Lavender. |
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IFRA Certificate 49th Amendment |
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Technical Documents |
Please see the Technical Tab below for SDS, Allergens information and IFRA Certificates |
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