Lavender Green Absolute Oil

Description:

History:

Lavender Spike oil is very similar to regular Lavender, except that Lavendula latifolia, is bigger and a little coarser in growth. As a result, it yields three times as much essential oil as Lavendula angustifolia, though its oil is less refined. Lavender Spike oil has a distinct camphor-like note that is absent in regular Lavender oil. Parkinson says that Lavender was also called ‘Nard’, in reference to a Syrian city called Naarda, and some believe that the true identity of the biblical Spikenard may be found in Lavender Spike, rather than in the plant we now know as Spikenard. Due to the lower price, it is usually Lavender Spike that is used in cheap toiletries and cosmetics. Lavender Spike is particularly suitable for hair care products, as it helps to checking dandruff and hair loss

Color & Aroma:

Constituents:

cineole, linyalyl acetate, linalool, nerol, Flavonoids, borneol, Tannis, Coumarins.

Uses:

Having a very sweet, slightly herbaceous and floral scent, lavender green essential oil assist in treating burns & helps in the healing of skin. It also comes with antiseptic & analgesic properties that help in preventing infections. Further, its cytophylactic properties promote rapid healing & help reduce scarring. It is popular choice amongst aromatherapists & massage therapists due to its therapeutic quality & pleasant floral scent.