Uses:
Ubiquitous use with a very large spectrum of action. When inhaled or applied topically, the oil is balancing, relaxing, soothing, relieves tension and eases discomfort. It is a primary component of many cosmetics, fragrances and pharmaceuticals.

Directions:
Use in oil burner: add a few drops to water. Mix with water for use as hydrosol.

Possible skin irritant; Test on small area of skin and dilute if necessary, before use.

NOT TO BE TAKEN INTERNALLY

Botanical Name:
Lavandula angustifolia Miller (lavare referring to the old use of this plant in soap and to narrow leaves)

Oil Characteristics:
A very pale gold to colorless oil. Clear, non-viscous and watery. The scent is soft, sweet, and Lavender floral. It is not an intense odor (2 on a scale of 1-10). It has an herbaceous subsidiary note and a unique spicy back note.

Chemical Characteristics:
36-38.6% linalool 29-44% linalyl acetate 5+% 3-octanone, cis-b-ocimene 2+% caryophyllene, terpinene-4-ol, lavandulyl acetate traces of many other compounds 0.29-% camphor

Chemical Profile:
36-38.6% linalool 29-44% linalyl acetate 5+% 3-octanone, cis-b-ocimene 2+% caryophyllene, terpinene-4-ol, lavandulyl acetate traces of many other compounds 0.29-% camphor

Physical Properties:
Density - 0.879 Refractive Index - 1.485 to 1.464 Optical Rotation - -3° to -11°

Production Method:
Steam Distillation - Flowers and Tops

Warnings:
Caution should be taken when using Essential Oils. Do not use any oils without consultation from a qualified aroma therapy practitioner. All Essential Oils should be kept out of the reach of children.