LAVENDER ASPIC ESSENTIAL OIL
INCI Name :
Lavandula Latifolia Herb Oil
Indications
Purifying, healing, stimulating
Applications
Lavandula latifolia (Spike lavender) essential oil is especially valued for its stimulating and protective aroma, fresher and more vibrant than that of True lavender. With its richness in camphor and cineole, it has a distinct character, suitable for dynamic wellness care, sports rituals, and purifying and reparative body applications.
Properties (indications)
Information intended for formulators. Not a therapeutic claim for finished products.
- Skin soothing (traditional aromatherapy)
Used in targeted preparations for stressed or overexposed areas. - Aromatic decongestant
Supports revitalizing respiratory formulas and energizing blends. - Purifying
Useful in care for blemished skin or those exposed to external aggressors. - Muscle tonic
Often included in post-activity massage oils. - Protective & clarifying aroma
Fresh scent associated with vitality and focus.
Applications
Body care & spa
- Sport and relaxing massage oils
- Reparative aromatic balms
- Soothing gels after activity or environmental exposure
- Respiratory spa salts and rituals
Facial & hygiene care
- Products for combination or occasionally sensitive skin
- Purifying aromatic cleansers
- Targeted after-sun care (natural formulations)
Ambiance & wellness
- Fresh respiratory diffusion
- Revitalizing atmosphere mists
Formulation integration
- Indicative dosage: 0.2% to 1.5% depending on use
- Recommended carriers: light vegetable oils (apricot, grape seed, jojoba), emulsions, gels
- Aromatic synergies: camphor rosemary, eucalyptus, peppermint, niaouli, true lavender, cypress
Precautions for use
- Dilution imperative for topical use
- Oil contains camphor → avoid use during pregnancy/breastfeeding and for children (traditional guidelines)
- Patch test recommended, especially for sensitive skin
- Do not apply on areas near eyes or mucous membranes