Extraction Method:
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Steam Distilled
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Part of Plant:
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Flower Head
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Country of Origin:
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Spain
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Growing Method:
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Cultivated
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Description:
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An aromatic evergreen sub-shrub
that is native to the Mediterranean region
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Colour:
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Clear to pale yellow
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Aromatic Description:
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This lavender has a camphorous
odour
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Strength of Aroma:
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Strong
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Blends well with:
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Woody and citrus oils
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Aromatic Note:
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Middle
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Consistency:
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Thin
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Common Uses:
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With it’s analgesic properties it
is wonderful for muscular aches and pains, including treating painful
periods. It’s also known for its
ability to expel mucous and phlegm and is less known for being an insect
repellent too.
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Therapeutic Actions:
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Analgesic, antidepressant,
antiseptic, cholagogue, cicatrisant, decongestant, emmenagogue, insecticide,
rubefacient, vulnerary.
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Works with the following Body Systems:
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Analgesic Properties, Respiratory,
Skin care
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Best form of Application:
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To skin - Massage,
compress, bath, ointment, skin care
Inhalation – direct
inhalation, diffuser, oil vaporiser, steam inhalation.
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Shelf life:
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Users can expect a shelf life of 6
Months to 2 Years with proper storage conditions (cool, out of direct
sunlight).
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Cautions:
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No known toxicity.
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History:
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Commonly called Aspic, it is
considered the male lavender, whereas L. angustifolia is the female
lavender. Traditionally used for
headaches, fainting, fluid retention, cramps and convulsions, as well as
treating stiff joints.
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Please Note
If you are buying by the drop, please choose the vial option for storage.
This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 13 April, 2006.