Lavender absolute has a sweet-herbaceous, lavender odor with woody-coumarinic undertones. It has a sweeter and deeper aroma than lavender oil. The dark-colored viscous liquid is obtained by alcohol extraction of lavender concrete. The color ranges from green to dark blue.
It is used in trace quantities in sweet, balsamic-vanilla fragrances, coumarin substitutes and tobacco flavorings.
Lavender absolute has is well known for being one of the most versatile and useful oils. It has a sweet floral-herbaceous scent with a balsamic undertone. Lavender absolute is used in blends formulated to help relax and soothe the mind and body. Lavender absolute is used in massage oil blends, bath oil blends, creams, gels and a wide range other cosmetic formulations.
Lavender has a long history of use beginning in Egypt, where it was used for embalming and in cosmetics, the Greek used it to perfume their bodies and the Romans added it to the waters of their public bath.
Lavender oil is the most versatile essential oil. It is obtained from the flowering tops of the plants by steam distillation. It is used medicinally for burns, sunburn, muscular pain, skin complaints, cold sores, and insect bites. Lavender is often used to calm the mind, aid restful sleep and as a relaxing oil.
Absolute Aromas Lavender Oil (High Altitude) works to relax and soothe tired muscles and mental fatigue. Lavender also has antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties and when added to a warm bath makes for a great way to soothe stiffness and injured joints. Absolute Aromas Lavender Oil (High Altitude) can be added to pillows (including infants) to aid a restful night sleep.
Lavender Absolute is produced almost exclusively in France. Smaller quantities are produced in Italy. Lavender oil has very helpful in Relaxing, Soothing & Restoring. Absolute oil most concentration from of the fragrance and is highly used in the perfumes industries. Lavender is the first absolute oil one should reach for in the case of minor burn sunburn. The oil is also makes more pleasing of senses.
Benefits & Uses: Lavender oil is good helpful in lower Blood Pressure. The oil is promotes growth for New skin cells and great healing effect acne, boils, psoriasis, fungal growth and scarring. Lavender oil is one of the safest oils to use with children and the elderly.
The most versatile of essential oils and is a gentle but effective anti-septic and useful for all skincare as it has a balancing, restorative effect. Steam distilled from the freshly cut flowers and stalks.
Fresh, floral, light and sweet aroma Clear to pale yellow in color. The plant name is derived from the Latin Lavare, meaning to wash, which probably originated from its historic use of cleansing wounds.
Aromatherapy is a form of alternative medicine in which healing effects are ascribed to the aromatic compounds in essential oils and other plant extracts. Many common essential oils have medicinal properties that have been applied in folk medicine since ancient times and are still widely used today. For example, many essential oils have antiseptic properties. Many are also claimed to have an uplifting effect on the mind. Such claims, if meaningful, are not necessarily false but are difficult to quantify in the light of the sheer variability of materials used in the practice.
Lavender oil is the most versatile essential oil. It is obtained from the flowering tops of the plants by steam distillation. It is used medicinally for burns, sunburn, muscular pain, skin complaints, cold sores, and insect bites. Lavender is often used to calm the mind, aid restful sleep and as a relaxing oil.
It is suitable for all skin types and can be used to calm and treat most skin complaints, including acne, athlete’s foot, bruises, burns, itchiness, eczema and wounds and also to alleviate muscular tension and pain, strains, headaches, migraines, insomnia and stress related conditions. It is a good tonic for the immune system and handy to use when suffering from a cold or flu.