Pranarôm Fine Lavender AOP Essential Oil (Lavandula angustifolia) 5 ml, helpful for relieving stress, promoting sleep, and healing the skin.
Fine lavender essential oil has antibacterial properties and is effective against resistant staphylococci. It is antifungal, especially when used in combination with tea tree essential oil. It is an insecticidal, anti-lice, and antispasmodic essential oil. It has a marked anxiolytic and sedative effect, even when inhaled. It is also a calming agent, an anticonvulsant, and a hypnotic. It is analgesic, anti-inflammatory, hypotensive, and anti-allergic. It promotes wound healing, regenerates the skin, and acts as a local anesthetic. This essential oil also has parasympatholytic and sympatholytic effects.
Pranarôm Fine Lavender AOP Essential Oil 5 ml, chemotyped (H.E.C.T.), is botanically certified and 100% natural, as it is not denatured by synthetic components, mineral oils, or mineral essences; 100% pure because it is not diluted with other essential oils, and 100% total because it is not decolorized, peroxided, deterpenated, or rectified. Fine Lavender essential oil is recognizable by the subtlety of its fragrance. It helps aid digestion.
Properties and Uses
Pranarôm is committed to offering Fine Lavender AOP essential oil of exceptional quality. This oil is obtained through steam distillation of the flowering tops of lavender, thereby preserving all its active ingredients and its subtle fragrance. It is botanically and chemically certified, guaranteeing its authenticity and purity.
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For a calming effect on the central nervous system (e.g., insomnia), dilute 5% fine lavender essential oil inwheat germ vegetable oil. Apply to the solar plexus at bedtime.
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Precautions
What is the difference between true lavender and spike lavender?
True lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) is milder and more soothing, ideal for relaxation and skincare. Spike lavender (Lavandula latifolia) has more potent properties, particularly for treating burns and insect bites.
Can I apply this pure essential oil directly to the skin?
Yes, but only on small areas for insect bites, minor burns, or cuts. For more extensive application, it’s recommended to dilute it in a vegetable oil.
Does this essential oil help with insomnia?
Yes, its calming effect promotes sleep and improves sleep quality. Diffuse it in the bedroom or apply a drop to your pillow before bed.
Can it be used to calm children?
Yes, for children ages 3 and up, either through diffusion or as a highly diluted topical application to soothe restlessness and promote sleep.
Are there any side effects?
When used correctly, fine lavender essential oil has no notable side effects. However, an overdose or prolonged use may cause skin irritation in some people.
Fine lavender essential oil is composed of monoterpene esters, monoterpene alcohols, monoterpenes, bicyclic monoterpene ketones, sesquiterpenes, and coumarins.
Main compounds: Linalool, linalyl acetate
Part distilled: Flowering tops
Packaging
Pranarôm’s fine lavender essential oil (AOP) comes in a 5-ml bottle.
We recommend Fine Lavender essential oil for the following conditions:
- Pain and painful conditions
- Cramps, muscle tension, and spasms
- Stress, anxiety, depression, restlessness, insomnia
- Acne, eczema, psoriasis, itching, burns, ulcers, wounds, pressure sores, dermatitis, rosacea
- Rheumatism
- High blood pressure
- Nervous system disorders, digestive spasms, nausea, migraines, extrasystoles
Note:In aromatherapy, it is nicknamed SHIVA. Fine lavender essential oil, also known as true lavender, is remarkable in many areas where it excels. It is the queen of essential oils.
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