Essentially Natural Lavender Pure Essential Oil

• Botanical Name: Lavandula angustifolia
• INCI Name: Lavandula Angustifolia (Lavender) Oil
• Plant Part: Flowering Tops
• Extraction Method: Steam distilled
• Aroma Profile: Floral, herbaceous, softly sweet
• Country Of Origin: South Africa
• Form: Liquid essential oil
• Solubility: Oil soluble (not water soluble)

• Scenting creams, lotions, body oils, soaps, bath products, and candles
• Diffuser blends for a clean floral atmosphere
• Room sprays and linen mists with suitable solubilisation
• Diluted massage blends
• Skincare add-ins in properly diluted oil-based or emulsified products

Lavender Pure Essential Oil Is For:

• Essential oil collections that need a versatile floral staple
• Aroma blending across body and home care
• Makers creating soaps, candles, bath salts, and personal care products
• Diffuser use where a classic lavender note is preferred

Lavender Pure Essential Oil Is Not For:

• Ready-to-use body oil without dilution
• Water-only sprays without a suitable solubiliser
• A carrier oil
• Ingestion-focused use

• As a Diffuser Oil: Add a few drops to a diffuser and adjust to preference.
• As a Massage Blend: Dilute into a suitable carrier oil before applying to skin.
• As a Skincare Add-In: Add a very small amount to a carrier oil or unscented moisturiser and mix well.
• As a Home Fragrance Ingredient: Use in room sprays, linen mists, or candles with an appropriate formulation method.
• Processing Tip: Add during cool down in emulsions.
• Processing Tip: Use a suitable solubiliser for water-based sprays.

• For external use only
• Do not ingest
• Always dilute before applying to skin
• Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes
• Keep out of reach of children and animals
• Store tightly closed away from sunlight and heat

Q: What does Lavandula angustifolia smell like compared with other lavenders?
A: It is generally softer, sweeter, and more classically floral than harsher camphor-heavy lavender types.

Q: Can Lavender Pure Essential Oil be used in a room spray?
A: Yes, but it needs a suitable solubiliser or spray base because essential oils do not dissolve in water on their own.

Q: Can it be added to bath salts?
A: Yes. Mixing it first into a little carrier oil helps it disperse more evenly through the salts.

Q: Is this a good essential oil for simple blending?
A: Yes. Its familiar floral profile pairs well with citrus, herbal, and many other floral oils.

Q: Why does it need dilution for skin use?
A: It is a concentrated essential oil, so dilution helps create a more appropriate and comfortable skin-use level.