Essential Oil Single Note

Lavender, Bulgarian

SoBotanical Bulgarian Lavender essential oil bottle

$12.00

Rich, sweet, herbal floral

Best for
Anti-inflammatory, Insomnia, Anti-anxiety, Pain, Antibacterial, Antifungal, Antimicrobial, Skin healing, Balancing emotions
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Instructions

Essential oil can be inhaled & applied topically in a diluted solution

Do not take Essential Oils internally unless under strict supervision from a qualified Aromatherapist. Avoid contact with eyes, inner ears & sensitive areas

Country of Origin

Bulgaria

Method of Extraction

Steam Distilled

Common Uses

Use it in a diffuser, add it to an evening room ritual, or blend with a carrier oil for aromatic body-care formulas.

Botanical name
Lavandula angustifolia
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A.B.

Phenomenal fragrances, ingredients, and shop

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David Waters

Very good

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Hannah Prempeh

Great smell

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V.G.

Good product!!

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Robert Higginbotham

Lavender (Bulgarian)

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V.G.

Just very happy with the scent !thank you arrived on time

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Jessica

Good quality

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Deborah

I love this. Lavender - it is the most wonderful smell and works so well to relax you - highly recommend it to all!!!!

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Diane Healey

Enjoying this product very much!

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Deborah Cheshire
The best Lavender

Absolutely love it - use it every day!!!! The very best. Great tones!!!!

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Helen Knecht

I have a 2 yo grandson who is nonverbal autistic. He is nonstop on the go due to his neurological makeup. His parents give him prescribed melatonin every night to calm him down. Has lavadula been used to calm children with autism?

SoBotanical

Hi there!
There have been many clinical trials with lavender and children also including trials for autism. You can find many of these online.
Our Bulgarian Lavender is an excellent oil to use in small amounts for calming anyone especially children.
It also is excellent for cuts, bites, bruises, burns, massages, baths and minor skin irritations.
A drop on pillow or on the sheets at night is an easy way to disperse if you don’t have a diffuser.
Hope this helps.
Theresa

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Pam Jackson

How much do I dilute
And with what water?

SoBotanical

Thanks for your question. The dilution rate depends on usage. You could mix with water to use as a room spray at about 5 to 8 % lavender ( that would be a strong room spray scent). In a product for skin application ( coconut oil, lotion, jojoba oil, almond oil, etc) about 2 % lavender oil is appropriate. A few drops swirled around in a hot bath is a nice use. Specifically lavender essential oil is gentle enough for one drop to be used undiluted on a cut, burn or bite on adult skin. For use on the face we usually use 0.5 to 1% mixed in a face cream, oil, cleanser or mask...but you would want to make sure those products didn't already contain essential oils.