DRIED LAVANDIN FLOWERS

Botanical name: Lavandula Intermedia

Part of the plant: Flowers

Origin: France

Lavendin flowers have a sweet aroma and slightly camphoric undertones. Lavandin is also known as French lavender because it was originally developed for the French perfume industry. lavendin oil contains between 7 and 12% camphor, making it a more powerful and uplifting aroma than lavender oil. The higher camphor content of lavendin flowers qualifies as a more powerful antiseptic and insect repellent.
Lavandin is commonly used for its aromatic and antiseptic properties and is therefore often found in cleaning products and air fresheners.

Uses: The dried lavendin flowers can be used in the manufacture of soap, in oily macerate, effervescent for the bath and in potpourri.

Note: the 454gr format comes in a zipped plastic bag.

For all medicinal uses, please refer to a specialist.