Essentially Natural Lavender Glycerite (Lavandula Officinalis Extract)

• Botanical Name: Lavandula officinalis
• Plant Part: Flower
• Extract Type: Glycerite (alcohol-free)
• Solubility: Water-soluble
• Aroma Profile: Soft lavender aroma
• Typical Use Levels: 1% to 5% leave-on, 1% to 10% rinse-off
• Best Working pH: 4.5 to 6.5
• Ingredients: Vegetable Glycerine (palm-free), Purified Water, Lavender Flower Extract
• Country Of Origin: Varies by batch
• Size Options: 20ml or 50ml

• Calming facial toners and hydrating mists
• Soothing gel serums, after-sun products, and body lotions
• Linen and pillow sprays
• Gentle hand washes, bath gels, and other rinse-off cleansers

This product is suitable for:

• Sensitive-feeling skin routines that prefer alcohol-free botanicals
• Comfort-focused toners, mists, and soothing gel formulas
• Everyday body and hair care products needing a gentle botanical touch
• DIY formulators wanting a simple, water-phase lavender extract

This product is not:

• An essential oil
• A fragrance oil
• A finished skincare product intended to be used as-is

• As a Facial Toner or Mist Ingredient: Add to the water phase at room temperature and mix well.
• As a Gel Serum or After-Sun Formula Ingredient: Add to water-based gels or emulsions for a soft, comforting feel.
• As a Linen or Pillow Spray Ingredient: Use in a preserved water-based spray base for a gentle lavender character.
• As a Rinse-Off Product Ingredient: Add to hand wash or bath gel style formulas for a mild botanical boost.
• Processing Tip: Check and adjust final pH to stay within 4.5 to 6.5 for best performance.

• For external use only
• Patch test before first use
• Discontinue use if irritation occurs
• Keep out of reach of children
• Store sealed, cool and out of direct sunlight

Q: Is this the same as lavender essential oil?
A: No. This is a glycerite extract of lavender flowers in vegetable glycerine and water, not a concentrated essential oil.

Q: Can I use it in a water-based mist?
A: Yes, it is water-soluble and works well in mists and toners when used in a properly preserved formula.

Q: Will it strongly scent my formula?
A: It typically provides a mild lavender character, and the final scent depends on your inclusion level and the rest of the formula.