Extraction Method
Steam distillation

Aroma
Sweet, floral, herbaceous

Neat
No dilution necessary, but dilute if you have skin sensitivities

Plant Parts Used
Flower and stem

Personality
Relaxing, resourceful, and romantic

Attribute
Inspiring feelings of calm and relaxation

Aroma
Sweet, floral, and herbaceous

Colour
Purple

Origin
France & Bulgaria

Interesting detail
Lavender has been an important ingredient in cleansing and calming rituals for centuries! The Romans even named the plant after its use in their bathing routines (“lava” means “to wash” in Latin). In Elizabethan times, when bathing was uncommon, lavender was used to perfume clothes and bed linens.

You may be attracted to Pure Lavender oil because it’s contains active chemicals collaborate to affect your mind and body in unique ways:

LINALOOL
This citrus-floral constituent is responsible for encouraging feelings of calm and relaxation.
LAVANDULYL ACETATE
This constituent has a light floral, herbal, and lemon aroma that’s unique to Pure Lavender.
LINALYL ACETATE
The strong fresh, floral, and fruity aroma of this abundant constituent may help you feel momentarily relaxed.
TERPINEN-4-OL
This minor component adds a peppery, woody, and earthy aroma to Lavender.
CIS-BETA-OCIMENE and TRANS-BETA-OCIMENE
These constituents have a combined citrus, tropical, and green aroma.
Safety 
No dilution necessary, but mix with a carrier oil before applying topically if you have skin sensitivities.
If you are pregnant, nursing, or under a doctor’s care, consult your physician.
Avoid contact with eyes, inner ears, and other sensitive areas.