Lavender

Lavender is one of the most recognizable and beloved scents in the world. Although it is mainly used in perfumery, it is a versatile essential oil that can be used for a multitude of purposes including aromatherapy, first aid, pain relief and even as an insect repellent.

Lavender oil is extracted from the flowers of the lavendula angustifolia bush. It can be grown in a wide variety of climates and terrain, but for essential oil purposes the majority is produced in Europe, especially in the south of France. The plant was originally brought to Europe by the Romans, and the ancient Greeks also used lavender for medicinal purposes. In present day, lavender is grown all over the world for personal and commercial use.

Some uses for lavender essential oil:

-Perfume

-Treatment for head lice

-Potpourri satchets (when stored in wardrobes it is repels moths and insects)

-Therapeutic massage

-Pain reliever for insect bites, minor burns and sunburn/sunstroke

-Headache relief

Visit Scents of Nature to determine what Lavender fragrances can do for you. They have a wide selection of fine lavender fragrances, essential oils, and perfumes for you to choose from. Visit them today and find out what type of lavender works for you!