The Lavender Wild hydrosol is a premium product that undergoes artisanal distillation in France, ensuring the highest quality possible. It is a Lavender type classified as Lavandula angustifolia syn Lavandula vera DC, with deep dark indigo blue flowers and is often referred to as Lavender vera. It is regarded as a true type of Lavender, even though it is not wildcrafted. This type of Lavender is believed to be the original English Lavender, although it is well-suited to temperate regions of France and other similar locations.
The Lavender Wild hydrosol is just one of the 47 different species of the Lavandula genus, each with its unique chemical profile that gives it a distinct aroma. This hydrosol is known for its delicate yet captivating fragrance, with sweet and floral notes that make it a popular choice among those who seek a traditional lavender aroma.
The Lavender (Wild) Organic Hydrosol has numerous benefits, making it a versatile product indispensable in many natural medicine cabinets. It has analgesic, antiseptic, and anti-inflammatory properties, making it an excellent choice for pain, inflammation, and infections. Its balancing and toning properties make it an ideal facial toner, suitable for all skin types. It promotes anti-aging skincare, and its soothing effects make it perfect for use as a bed linen and pillow spray, creating a calm and relaxing atmosphere. Its misting properties make it ideal for easing anxiety, irritability, stress, mental fatigue, and depression.
The Lavender Wild hydrosol is also an excellent natural remedy for soothing irritated or burned skin, and it has a cooling effect on sunburned skin. Its use is not limited to skin care; it can be added to the water phase in skin care products or used instead of water in clay facial masks. It is also ideal for wound washing and cleansing, making it an essential component of any natural medicine cabinet.
Shelf life of is generally 24 months or longer when properly stored in the refrigerator. This Organic Lavender (Wild) Hydrosol does not contain preservatives.
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Price, Len and Shirely Price. Understanding Hydrolats: The Specific Hydrosols for Aromatherapy. London: Churchill Livingston. 2004