The Plant
Plant part: Flowering Summit
Origin: France
Lavandin is a hybrid of Lavender, resulting from a cross between “fine” Lavender and Spike Lavender. Lavandin can be recognized by its spikes, which are fuller and more regular than those of Lavender, and by its longer stems.
Like Lavender, it has a rather violet, bright color and is a perfumer’s delight.
For the record, the word “lavandin” comes from the Latin “lavare”, meaning to wash. Lavandin is often associated with freshly washed linen.
Lavandin is used in phytotherapy and aromatherapy for its soothing properties against insect bites, and for its muscle-relaxing properties thanks to its linalyl acetate and linalool content.
What are the benefits of Abrial Lavandin?
The Abrial Lavandin is a plant with numerous benefits for our health. Thanks to its relaxing and anti-inflammatory properties, this plant is effective in relieving muscle contractions, aches, and cramps. When massaged, diluted in a vegetable oil of your choice on the affected area, the Essential Oil of Abrial Lavandin helps to soothe and relax the muscles. Like classic Lavenders, Lavandin is also effective in soothing insect bites due to its antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties. Incorporating Abrial Lavandin into your natural health kit allows you to take advantage of its many benefits to effectively alleviate various everyday ailments.
Common questions
How to use Lavandin?
Known for its fresh fragrance, Lavandin is widely used in perfumery and cosmetics.
Known for its calming and soothing effects, it is used in several ways:
-Essential Oil: Always diluted to avoid irritation, Lavandin Essential Oil is suitable for several uses:
1. cutaneous: Lavandin Essential Oil can be applied to the skin to soothe insect bites and aches and pains;
2. orally: this oil can be diluted on a carrier for internal use. This method of use should be very short-lived;3. diffusion or inhalation: promotes relaxation and helps create a soothing atmosphere, especially in the bedroom.
-Hydrolat: Milder than Essential Oil, Lavandin Floral Water is used in the same way.
-Infusion: Alone or in a blend of plants, lavandin, like Lavenders, delicately perfumes infusions. To infuse, place a teaspoonful of Lavender in a teapot, then pour in simmering water. Leave to infuse for a few minutes before drinking.
What’s the difference between Lavender and Lavandin?
Lavandin is a hybrid resulting from a cross between Fine Lavender and Spike Lavender. Lavender and lavandin are distinguished by their appearance. Lavandin is a taller shrub than lavender. It has fuller spikes and a more uniform color.
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The Products
Lavandin abrial Essential Oil 100% Organic and Handcrafted
Lavandin Abrial Essential Oil from Essenciagua is a concentrate of serenity and well-being, derived from the careful distillation of Lavandula Hybrida. Its soothing aroma, characteristic of lavandin, makes it an ideal choice for creating a relaxing atmosphere. This essential oil is particularly prized for its relaxing and calming properties. It is effective in reducing stress and anxiety, promoting a relaxed, serene state of mind. Its diffusion into the atmosphere helps create a soothing...
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