Lavender Essential Oils

Organically Grown, High Altitude Lavender
Latin name: Lavandula angustifolia/ & Lavandula x Intermedia
Our very own artisan small batch lavender essential oils and hydrosols, are organically grown, harvested and distilled by hand. We currently have 16 cultivars (varieties) of Lavender. We are one of the few distillers that distill the separate cultivars so that you can experience all the many fragrances and attributes lavender has to offer.

Sourced: Baker Creek Lavender Farm, with love, gratitude and sustainability, by hand (Southern Utah)
Method: Steam Distillation. (Same day as harvested)
Parts used: Spike flowers and partial stem (seasonally)
Approximate shelf life: Stored properly 6-7 years.
Smell: Sweet, deep, herbaceous-floral fragrance.

More Common Uses:

Balancing, harmonizing, calming, relaxing, soothing and nurturing.
Reduces mental stress, nervous tension and anxiety.
Headache.
Skin healing, health and radiance
Aids in treating insomnia and promotes healthy sleep.
Affective insect repellant and soothes bug bites.
Supports anti-inflammatory and pain relief
Anti-infectious.
Cleanse & purify.

Lavender essential oil has been explained as the Swiss Army Knife of essential oils, a must have for the beginning to advanced aromatherapist, the above list of uses is just a few in the many; please continue your research on this beautiful, multi-faceted essential oil.

Application:
Use in diffuser, start with a few drops and work up if needed.
Use topically, mix approximately 2% with your favorite carrier oil (12 drops of essential oil to 1 oz carrier oil) Please do not exceed.
Use in your blends for tension, sleep, pain and harmony.

Disclaimer
External use only. Please make sure you have no skin reactions/allergies to any oils you might use. We do not recommend use with children, if you’re pregnant or long term use. Avoid eyes and orifices. No statements are approved by the FDA. Not meant to diagnose or treat anything. Please seek out the assistance of a certified aromatherapist and/or herbalist.