History:
Lavender has been used since ancient time in Roman, Indian, Egyptian Books and writings, they discovered Lavender in King Tut tomb in Egypt in 1920 and the surprise was that it still has some scent it. Lavender is thought to be driven from the word Lavo which means to wash or to bathe, it has traditional uses for headaches, insomnia, it is also used in some folk medicine for anti - inflammatory conditions 
Botanical Profile: Lavender Essential Oil 
Botanical Name: Lavandula angustifolia 
Family: Lamiaceae 
Country of Origin: France, Bulgaria, Spain 
Extraction Method: Steam Distilled Plant 
Part Used: Flowering tops 
Note: Middle Note Aroma: Fresh, floral, sweet, herbaceous, slightly woody 
Color: Pale yellow 
 Blends Well With: Bergamot, Clary Sage, Geranium, Lemon, Peppermint, Frankincense 
Shelf Life: 3 – 4 Years
 
Applications in Aromatherapy
Lavender Essential Oil is highly valued for its calming, balancing, and restorative properties.
1. Emotional & Stress Relief
Promotes relaxation and reduces anxiety and nervous tension.
Traditionally used to support restful sleep and mental calmness.
2. Cognitive & Mental Clarity
Supports mental focus and emotional balance.
3. Pain & Discomfort Relief
Can soothe headaches, muscle aches, and minor joint discomfort when applied topically in diluted form.
4. Skin & Topical Applications
Traditionally used to support healthy skin and aid in minor cuts, burns, and insect bites.
Can be added to skincare formulations for rejuvenation and hydration.
5. Respiratory Support
Can support clear breathing and ease congestion when used in steam inhalation or diffusers.
For DIY and Blending
Relaxing Diffuser Blends:
Blend with Clary Sage, Bergamot, or Frankincense to create a calming, soothing environment.
Massage & Soothing Blends:
Dilute 1–2% in carrier oils for tension relief or muscle relaxation.
Skincare Blends:
Add to facial oils, creams, or serums to promote healthy skin.
Sleep & Rest Blends:
Combine with Chamomile or Clary Sage in diffusers or pillow sprays to support restful sleep.
 
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Safety:
Generally non-irritating and non-sensitizing. 
For topical application don’t use directly on skin, dilute with a carrier oil 
A patch test should be performed before use for those with sensitive skin.
Discontinue use if skin sensitivity occurs 
Add 4-5 drops for Diffusing 
Don’t ingest 
Keep out of reach of children, avoid using if pregnant or nursing 
Not recommended for use on infants 
Avoid contact with eyes and ears 
Store in a cool and dry place 
Keep away from heat, open flame or direct light
 
Essential Oil Safety Guidelines
Never ingest essential oils.
Always dilute essential oils before applying to skin.
Consult a qualified aromatherapy practitioner if you are pregnant, epileptic, have liver damage, cancer, or other medical conditions.
Use caution with children and the elderly; follow recommended dilution ratios.
Refer to trusted sources such as Essential Oil Safety by Robert Tisserand and Rodney Young for detailed safety information.