True lavender

Nom latin :

Lavandula angustifolia ssp angustifolia.

Famille botanique :

Lamiaceae

Partie utilisée :

Flowering tops

True Lavender is an emblematic plant evoking the Provençal region, the blue fields as far as the eye can see under the song of the cicadas. The Essential Oil extracted from the flowers of True Lavender with its captivating fragrance occupies a significant place in aromatic pharmacy. Used in cosmetics, it is appreciated for its antiseptic and healing effects and also its soothing effect on the nervous system.

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Properties of True Lavender

Antispasmodic ++++

True lavender essential oil is particularly effective at soothing muscle and nerve spasms. It relieves cramps by promoting muscle relaxation.

Calming, sedative, antidepressant ++++

Known for its relaxing properties, True Lavender is a soothing essential oil that acts on the nervous system to reduce stress and anxiety. It promotes sleep and helps restore restful sleep. It also helps balance mood and provides natural support for mild depression.

Healing, skin tonic ++++

This essential oil is beneficial for the skin thanks to its healing and regenerative properties. It promotes the repair of damaged tissue, soothes irritations, and stimulates skin tone. It is recommended for minor wounds, burns, and skin imperfections.

Pain reliever ++++

True lavender essential oil is known for its analgesic properties, useful for relieving muscle and joint pain. When massaged, it helps soothe painful areas while providing a feeling of deep relaxation.

Hypotensive +++

By promoting relaxation and balance of the nervous system, True Lavender reduces blood pressure. It thus calms tension and provides general calm.

Antimicrobial and antiseptic ++++

Its antimicrobial properties make True Lavender an effective solution for cleaning small wounds and preventing infections.

EN CAS DE

Stress

True Lavender essential oil is known for its beneficial effects on stress and is commonly used for its calming effects.

Cutaneous application: 3 to 4 drops to massage on the solar plexus, the inner side of the wrists or the arch of the foot, 3 to 4 times a day.

These dosages are suitable for adults.

EN CAS DE

Migraines

True lavender essential oil is known for its ability to relieve spasms. Associated with its calming properties on the nervous system, it is commonly used in aromatherapy for headaches and migraines.

DIY:
In synergy:
- HE Field Mint 30 drops
- HE True Lavender 10 drops
- HE Ylang Ylang 10 drops
- HV Macadamia 50 drops

Cutaneous route: 3 to 4 drops locally on the temples and the nape of the neck, to be repeated 6 to 8 times a day

AUTRES INDICATIONS :

Agitation, Anguish, Anxiety, Headaches, Rosacea, Itching, Dermatitis, Depression, Eczema, Extrasystole, High blood pressure, Insomnia, Irritations, Migraine, Palpitations, Sensitive skin, Wound, Lice prevention, Psoriasis, Spasmophilia, Spasm, Stress, Muscle tension.

History of True Lavender

True or officinal lavender, scientifically known as Lavandula angustifolia, is a subshrub native to the Mediterranean basin with thin gray-green stems. The flowers, for their part, are grouped in spikes, blue to violet in color, whose delicate perfume reminds us of summer, the sun and the magnificent landscapes of Provence.

Its perfect safety, its excellent tolerance, combined with its unrivaled effectiveness have most certainly contributed to the essential role it occupies in any aromatic pharmacy worthy of the name. The wide range of indications treated by this essential oil places it as a universal panacea.

Contre-indications

Seek advice from a healthcare professional, particularly if you have asthma or allergies.
Do not use in case of severe hypotension.
Never use in the nose, eyes, ear canal, anogenital areas, and do not inject essential oils intravenously or intramuscularly.
Do not use during the first trimester of pregnancy, or in babies under 3 months old.
Respect the recommended dose and the instructions for use.
Allergy test: perform a test before use, by applying 1 to 2 drops of the essential oil in the crease of the elbow. Wait 24 hours to check that no allergic reaction occurs.
Keep out of reach of children. Store away from heat and light.

Voie orale :

Not a substitute for a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. Do not exceed the recommended dose. Do not use for more than 14 days.

Voie Cutanée :

Do not use on broken skin. Before use, read the label and product information. After massage or skin application, it is advisable to always wash your hands.

Diffusion :

Place the diffuser away from any heating device and out of reach of children in a well-ventilated room. Position the diffuser to avoid direct contact with the face or eyes. Do not diffuse in the bedroom of children under 2 years old. Diffuse in the absence of sensitive people (pregnant women, babies, people with asthma or who have suffered from convulsions) or sensitive animals.

Bibliographie

Baudoux, D. (2008). Aromatherapy: healing yourself with essential oils. Amyris Editions.
Baudoux, D. (2021). Scientific aromatherapy. Chemotyped essential oils. Amyris Editions.