Name : Organic Lavandin Essential Oil, Lavandula hybrida.

Obtained by distillation of the ears and stems.
Note : heart.
Origin : France.
Composition : 100% pure, whole and natural.
Characterizing biochemical profile : alcohols (linalool 30%); oxides (1,8-cineole 10%); ketones (camphor 10%).
Fragrance description : fresh, sweet, acidulous and herbaceous.
Possible uses : food, room, cosmetic aroma. Described in Aromatherapy. Applied.Lavandin: Lavandin oil is produced by distilling a hybrid between true lavender and lavender spike.

Uses in diffusers : cleans the air,

Effects of the fragrance : balancing and anti-stress.

Uses in cosmetics* : body oils and creams, moisturizing and toning. In refreshing shower gels.

Fun fact : keeps moths away, great for household surfaces, add to the last rinse water of the washing machine.

Warnings and contraindications : non-toxic, non-irritating, non-sensitizing. It is an extremely safe oil that can also be used pure. Take with caution if you use iron and iodine-based preparations.

Attention : Lavandula hybrida is often labeled as LAVENDER, but these are two very different plants. It takes 150kg of lavender spikes to obtain one liter of essential oil and only 50kg of lavandin.

*Disclaimer: the information provided comes from the literature and is not a product attribute, has a purely informative value and cannot be construed as therapeutic properties.