LAVENDER OFFICINALE ESSENTIAL OIL
INCI Name :
Lavandula Angustifolia Oil
Indications
Soothing, healing, relaxing
Applications
Considered one of the most iconic essential oils in cosmetics and wellness, lavender (Lavandula officinalis) is renowned for its gentle aroma, high skin tolerance (at proper doses), and versatility. It is an essential base for soothing, relaxing, sensitive skin care, and natural spa rituals.
Properties (indications)
Information intended for formulators. Not a therapeutic claim for finished products.
- Skin soothing
Relevant for sensitive, dry, or discomfort-prone skin care. - Gentle regenerating (traditional use)
Included in formulas for mild repair and skin comfort. - Relaxing & olfactory harmonizing
Aromacare reference for relaxation, serenity, and emotional well-being. - Mild purifying
Support in gentle care for combination skin. - Balancing & sensory smoothing
Refined aromatic note for facial, body, and hair care.
Applications
Facial care
- Serums for sensitive skin
- Soothing and moisturizing creams
- Relaxing face mists and waters
- Comforting masks
Body & spa
- Well-being relaxing massage oils
- Calming body milks and butters
- Aromatic baths or scented salts
- “Provençal relaxation” spa care
Hygiene & ambiance
- Natural floral soaps
- Gentle sensory shower gels
- Relaxing diffusion (spa, hotel rooms, wellness centers)
- Pillow mists & relaxation sprays
Formulation integration
- Indicative dosage: 0.2% to 2% depending on application
- Recommended carriers: fine oils (sweet almond, jojoba, apricot kernel), emulsified bases, floral hydrosols
- Aromatic pairings: geranium, bergamot, chamomile, rosemary, frankincense, lemon, petitgrain
Precautions for use
- External use, dilution recommended per application
- Patch test advised for very sensitive skin
- Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes
- Not recommended in case of known allergy to linalols/esters