Phytosun Aroms Organic Lavender Essential Oil

What is Phytosun Aroms Fine Lavender essential oil used for?

Fine or officinal lavender is the emblem of Provence in the South of France: its scent is characteristic and its flowers are a pretty blue-purple spike. The flowers are first dried and then steam-distilled to produce Essential Oil.

Lavender Fine Essential Oil is recommended for calming nervous states, promoting sleep, and relieving muscular contractures, torticollis and cramps. It is also an excellent aid for healing wounds, burns and insect bites, and relieving sunburn.

Fine lavender essential oil is used in the following therapeutic indications:

• Stress, insomnia, anxiety
• Hypertension
• Rheumatism, muscle cramps, contractures, migraines
• Acne, burns, eczema, rosacea, infectious dermatoses, wounds and bedsores, varicose ulcers

Lavender Fine Essential Oil is a useful addition to any first-aid kit. Calming, sedative, antidepressant. Hypotensive. Antispasmodic, analgesic and anti-inflammatory. Skin regenerator.

Lavender Fine is recognized for its many therapeutic properties:

• Soothing and relaxing: Lavender Fine essential oil helps relieve stress, anxiety and nervous tension. It promotes relaxation and contributes to restful sleep.
• Antiseptic and healing: Thanks to its antiseptic properties, it helps disinfect small wounds and promotes skin healing.
• Anti-inflammatory: Thanks to its anti-inflammatory properties, it can be used to relieve muscle and joint pain.
• Respiratory decongestant: Inhaled, it helps clear the respiratory tract and relieves cold and flu symptoms.

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How to use this essential oil

By mouth (stress, anxiety): For adults, put 2 drops on a neutral tablet 3 times a day. For children (over 7), 1 drop 3 times a day.

Cutaneous route: 2 to 5 drops diluted in a vegetable oil or undiluted, then massage the area concerned (contractures, sunburn...) 3 times a day. For children, use only 2 drops.

Diffusion (stress): Put a few drops undiluted or diluted with other oils in your diffuser.

• For nervous states, add 20 drops of lavender to 2 tablespoons of vegetable oil or neutral bubble bath; pour under the turbulence of the tap and relax for 20 minutes. Lavender is sedative: plan to go to bed after the bath. For children, always dilute in vegetable oil such as sweet almond: 8 years, 8 drops; 5 years, 5 drops; 2 years, 2 drops...
• A classic remedy for otitis: place 2 drops of lavender E.O. on absorbent cotton (not absorbent cotton) and insert at the beginning of the ear canal. Do not pour pure or diluted essential oil into the ear if you don't know the condition of the ear canal.
• For high blood pressure and migraines: apply 3 to 5 drops of pure lavender to the temples, nape of the neck and wrists.
• To help children fall asleep, diffuse lavender and orange zest in equal parts in the bedroom for 10 minutes before putting them to bed.
• It's often recommended to put lavender on the pillowcase, but this practice should be avoided for two reasons: the face is put on the pillow, and lavender is an essential oil and can irritate the eyes; this is particularly true for children. In the middle of the night, you wake up and the smell bothers you; what can you do? You could have simply put the essential oil on a tissue that you keep close to you and that you can move away from if necessary.
• On wounds, prepare lavender compresses: in a small bowl, pour ¼ cup of water and 4 drops of lavender; soak gauze in it and apply to the area to be treated.
• For musculoskeletal pain, prepare a lavender rub alone or in synergy.
• A drop of fine lavender essential oil in a cucumber mask can help reduce skin imperfections.

Precautions for use of Organic Fine Lavender essential oil

• Not recommended for pregnant or breast-feeding women.
• Not recommended for epileptics
• Not recommended for people allergic to limonene or linalool.
• Not recommended for asthmatics without the advice of an allergist.
• Dosages must be respected in children (risk of neurotoxicity).
• Risk of genomastifying effects in young boys
• The properties explained above apply to good quality lavender; beware of products that claim to be lavender or that have no botanical species; essential oil is not the color of the plant: lavender-colored oil automatically indicates a falsified product.

What is its composition?

Lavandula officinalis
o.p. flowers
s.b. linalyl acetate, linalool, ocimenes
Origin: France
Lavender is the first essential oil in the family kit: the indispensable one. The first to be used for children (previously incorporated into a vegetable oil).

Presentation: 10 ml bottle with codigoutte.

Recommended synergies

• Use with lemon eucalyptus, camphor rosemary, laurel, lemon verbena, black spruce and Scots pine essential oils as a rub for aches and pains.
• Geranium and palmarosa essential oils for the skin.
• With citrus essential oils for diffusion.
• Ylang Ylang essential oil as a hypotensive agent.