Primary Benefits:

• It is a powerful skin soother healing wounds, skin infections and healing against pathogens.
• It has emotional and psychological aromatic benefits and is used to quiet the mind and soothe stress and anxiety.
• It is antibacterial and fights colds and flu symptoms while allowing rest and restoration.

Uses:

• Massage oil into the scalp to get rid of dandruff and other scalp imbalances.
• Use oil with a diffuser to bring out a relaxing floral scent at home.
• Dilute oil with water and apply it directly to wounds to heal faster.
• Inhale lavender scent to relieve headaches, cold sores, as well as stress and anxiety.
• Serves as a flavorful tea to unwind at night.

Children 2-6 years:

0.25% dilution (1 drop of Lavender oil per 4 teaspoons of carrier oil)

Children over 6 years & Elderly:

1% dilution (1 drop of Lavender oil per teaspoon of carrier oil; 6 drops per ounce)

Adults:

2% dilution (2 drops of Lavender oil per teaspoon of carrier oil; 12 drops per ounce)

Diffusion:

Apply 3-4 drops in the diffuser to spread a lavender scent in the room. You can also apply drops on your hand and inhale it directly. Inhaling steam from Lavender can ease headache and cold sores.

Topical:

Add 3-5 drops of Lavender oil to massage oils. After that, apply it directly to ease sore muscles and encourage circulation and flow.

Cautions:

• Although Lavender oil is potentially safe for children and pregnant women, use it still under proper guidance of your health care provider.
• Intake of oil might cause sleepiness and drowsiness.
• This oil cannot be a full substitute for any medication prescribed by the doctor.
• Avoid use of oil at least 2 weeks before the scheduled surgery.
• Please use in recommended dilution ratios when mixed with teas and massage oil.
• Make sure to first do a 24-hour patch test to your skin before regular usage in case of allergic reactions.