Lavandin essential oil Lavandula x hybrida
Lavandula x hybrida, commonly known as lavandin, is the essential oil of a hybrid lavender variety created through the crossbreeding of two lavender species.
Lavandin has a stronger, sharper aroma with a higher camphor content, inherited from spike lavender (Lavandula latifolia). As a result, its scent differs noticeably from that of true lavender. Thanks to this more powerful aromatic profile, lavandin essential oil is often chosen for blends that call for bolder and more intense notes.
Lavandula angustifolia (true lavender) and Lavandula latifolia (spike lavender) naturally tend to cross-pollinate in regions where they grow side by side. This crossbreeding produces lavandin: wild lavandin in nature, and cultivated lavandin (Lavandula x hybrida) when intentionally bred. Cultivated lavandin is the type most commonly mistaken for true lavender. For inexperienced noses, it can sometimes be difficult to distinguish between the essential oils of true lavender and lavandin.
Attention: these essential oils are not registered as medicines or biocidal products.
Natural plant essential oils do more than simply smell pleasant. They bring a sense of connection to nature into our surroundings and help create a calm, harmonious, and biologically supportive atmosphere. Such an environment is especially appreciated by people living in cities who spend much of their time indoors, and it can play an important role in supporting the natural development of children’s emotional well-being.
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- Excellent aromatherapy quality - tested in the in-house lab, including GC-MS
- Free from phthalates, free from pesticides – endocrine-disrupting substances
- Air purifier & freshener
- For/after workout
- Oily/Combination skin
- Acne and Pimple
- Outdoor
- Perfumery note: heart.
Lavandin has a stronger, sharper aroma with a higher camphor content—an inheritance from camphor-rich spike lavender. As a result, its fragrance profile differs from that of true lavender, and lavandin oil is often chosen for blends that require a more intense and pronounced aroma.
It is a popular companion among athletes and active individuals.
Lavandin is a relatively inexpensive oil and is frequently used to adulterate true lavender essential oil. If you have purchased “lavender oil” at a price significantly below the market average, even from a specialty store, it is quite likely to be lavandin oil rather than genuine true lavender oil.
Not all of this product’s properties are listed here. Due to EU health claims regulations, we cannot provide comprehensive information, even though some of its properties are supported by scientific research.
- Often included in massage blends intended to provide a soothing sense of comfort to areas of the body experiencing tension (when diluted in a carrier oil).
- Can be used in blends applied to areas affected by minor everyday irritations, such as superficial scrapes or discomfort caused by insect bites, applying several times a day as needed.
- Suitable for aromatic blends designed to promote a calmer or more balanced atmosphere, for example when applied to the inner wrists or the solar plexus area.
- Ideal for fragrancing indoor spaces and creating a feeling of freshness in the air.
- Can be used to scent laundry during washing.
- Suitable for soap making.
Lavandin essential oil blends well with many other essential oils and creates harmonious synergistic combinations. For room fragrancing, it pairs particularly well with bergamot, orange, and mandarin essential oils.
Lavandin Grosso eo GCMS LOT 2729
Lavandin Grosso eo GCMS LOT 2816
- Do not apply undiluted to the skin, as it may cause irritation; always dilute with a carrier oil or butter.
- Avoid contact with the eyes.
- The effects during pregnancy and breastfeeding are not fully known. Unless necessary, essential oils should be avoided during the first three months of pregnancy and for infants under 3 months of age.
- Despite the high phytochemical and aromatherapeutic quality of this essential oil, the aromatherapy community does not recommend internal use. Such use should only take place if prescribed by a qualified physician specializing in phytotherapy or a certified aromatherapist.
- Do not use on cats, birds, fish, rodents, or reptiles (if diffusing at home, use only small amounts or reserve use for personal applications). For dogs and horses, do not apply near the muzzle or genital area, and always dilute before use.
- KVAPŲ NAMAI advises that this essential oil is not registered as a medicinal product.
- KVAPŲ NAMAI advises that this essential oil is not registered as a biocidal product.
- Store tightly closed in a cool, dark place.
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