Lavender Maillette Essential Oil

Be transported to the fields of Lavender that surround the countryside town of Southeastern, France through this honey-like aroma.

Lavender essential oil is distilled from many different kinds of Lavender plants. When grown from seed, it is referred to as True Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) and is revered by many as the truest expression of the botanical. However, when cuttings of it are planted (clones like Lavender Maillette), they produce essential oil that is often loved more than any other Lavender, because of their honey-like sweetness and a more affordable price.

A natural panacea, Lavender's healing benefits are endless...from burns to insect bites to blemishes, to name a few. It also offers proactive benefits to keep pathogens at bay when utilized in daily hygiene rituals. In fact, the word Lavender is derived from the Latin word lavare, which means "to wash". And of course the word is practically synonymous with calm. Breathing in Lavender for even a few seconds calms the central nervous system to restore the calm that belongs to us.

DETAILS

Botanical Name: Lavandula angustifolia (Maillette clone)
Plant Part: Buds & Stalks
Quality: ECOCERT Organic
Method of Extraction: Steam Distilled
Origin: France
Source: Directly from the Producer
Note: Middle
Aroma Nuances: Green, herbal, & fresh with undertones of sweet honey

OUR STANDARDS

Integrity and quality are at the heart of our mission at Nomad Botanicals. We source our single origin essential oils and absolutes directly from trusted ethical sources and directly from the producer as often as possible. We also distill essential oils ourselves, from time to time. With more than 25 years of experience in the aromatherapy field, we feel honored and humbled to share our life's work with you, so you can enjoy the awe-inspiring benefits of botanicals.

SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS

For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes. Keep out of reach of children.
If essential oils come into unwanted contact with skin or mucous membranes, a traditional method for mitigating this is to douse the area in a fatty/carrier oil. Common kitchen oils like olive oil are effective. Essential oils are lipophilic, meaning they love oils and fats. This is why they are drawn to the fatty/carrier oil. They are also hydrophobic, meaning they hate water. For this reason, putting water on the skin will push the essential oil further into the skin.
The FDA has not evaluated information on our website. The information is based on traditional uses and does not come with any claims on diagnosing, treating, healing, curing, or preventing any diseases or conditions.
Extra precautions or avoidance of essential oils are recommended for people who are: children, elderly, pregnant or nursing, or have medical conditions.