Lavender Essential Oil was extracted from fresh flowering tops of Turkish mountains and forests
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Aroma:
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Relaxing floral aroma.
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Botanic Name
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Lavandula Intermedia
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Extraction method:
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Steam Distilation
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Armotherapy:
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Antidepressant, antiseptic, analgesic, expectorant, nervine and vulnerary.
Lavandin oil is useful in cases of muscle stiffness and aches and pains. It eases the lungs and helps with coughs, colds and flu.
Relax feeling when adding to bathtub.
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How to Use?
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For Aromatherapy use: Add carefully to a carrier oil such as olive, grape seeds or almond oil before us, ask professionals to see suggested dilution ratios.
Add one drop to diffuser and enjoy!!
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Origin:
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Turkey
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Warnings:
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Use carefully as essential oils are highly concentrated.
Avoid contact with eyes. Keep away of children.
At pregnancy and breast feeding ask Doctor before use.
For external use only
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FAQ:
S1: What is the aroma of Lavender Essential Oil?
A1: Lavender Essential Oil has a relaxing floral aroma.
S2: What is the botanical name of Lavender Essential Oil?
A2: The botanical name of Lavender Essential Oil is Lavandula Intermedia.
S3: How is Lavender Essential Oil extracted?
A3: Lavender Essential Oil is extracted through steam distillation.
S4: What are the aromatherapy benefits of Lavender Essential Oil?
A4: Lavender Essential Oil has aromatherapy benefits such as being an antidepressant, antiseptic, analgesic, expectorant, nervine, and vulnerary. It is useful in cases of muscle stiffness, aches, and pains, eases the lungs, and helps with coughs, colds, and flu.
S5: How can I use Lavender Essential Oil for aromatherapy?
A5: For aromatherapy use, add Lavender Essential Oil carefully to a carrier oil such as olive, grape seeds, or almond oil before using. It is recommended to consult professionals to see suggested dilution ratios. You can also add one drop to a diffuser and enjoy the aroma.
S6: Where does Lavender Essential Oil originate from?
A6: Lavender Essential Oil is extracted from fresh flowering tops of Turkish mountains and forests, so its origin is Turkey.
S7: Are there any warnings or precautions for using Lavender Essential Oil?
A7: Yes, essential oils are highly concentrated, so use Lavender Essential Oil carefully. Avoid contact with eyes and keep it away from children. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, it is advisable to ask a doctor before using the oil. Lavender Essential Oil is for external use only.
