• Botanical Name: Lavandula angustifolia (French lavender)
• Extraction: Steam distilled from flowering tops
• Appearance: Clear to pale yellow liquid
• Aroma: Sweet, floral-herbaceous with balsamic undertones
• Purity: 100% pure essential oil – undiluted
• Key Constituents: High linalool and linalyl acetate for calming effects
• Shelf Life: 2+ years when stored cool and dark
• Grade: Cosmetic and aromatherapy-safe

Usage

Skincare & Cosmetics:

• Facial Products (serums, creams, lotions): 0.1% – 1% (gentle on the skin)
• Body Lotions & Creams: 0.5% – 2%
• Lip Balms: 0.1% – 0.5% (ensure skin safety)
• Massage Oils: 1% – 3% (diluted in carrier oil)

Soap & Bath Products:

• Cold Process Soap: 3% – 5% (depending on scent strength preference)
• Melt & Pour Soap: 1% – 3%
• Bath Bombs & Bath Salts: 1% – 3%

Hair Care:

• Shampoos & Conditioners: 0.5% – 2%
• Scalp Treatments & Hair Oils: 1% – 3% (diluted in a carrier oil)

Aromatherapy & Home Use:

• Diffusers: 3–5 drops per 100mL of water
• Room & Linen Sprays: 0.5% – 2% (diluted in water or alcohol)
• Pillow Sprays: 0.5% – 1% for a calming effect

Candle Making:

• Soy & Paraffin Wax Candles: 6% – 10% (varies based on wax type and desired strength)

• Calming & Stress Relief: Reduces anxiety, promotes sleep, and eases tension in diffusers.
• Skin Soothing: Anti-inflammatory and antibacterial – calms irritation, acne, and redness.
• Healing Support: Aids minor wounds, burns, and insect bites with gentle care.
• Hair & Scalp Balance: Reduces itch and supports healthy growth in treatments.
• Soap & Bath Luxury: Adds classic floral scent and relaxing benefits.
• Mood Enhancement: Uplifts and balances emotions in daily wellness routines.

• General Handling: Store in a cool, dark place in sealed bottle.
• Skin Contact: Dilute before use (0.1-3%); patch test – generally very gentle.
• Phototoxicity: None – safe for leave-on products.
• Children/Pregnancy: Safe diluted; consult professional for young children/pregnancy.
• Eyes/Mucous Membranes: Avoid contact; rinse thoroughly.
• Ingestion: Not for internal use.
• Allergies: Rare sensitivity – test first.
• First Aid: Rinse skin/eyes; seek advice if irritation persists.

Is French lavender essential oil safe for sensitive skin?
Yes – one of the gentlest oils; ideal for calming irritation when diluted.

What's the usage rate in cold-process soap?
3-5% of total oils – classic floral scent; blends well with citrus/woods.

Can it help with sleep or stress?
Yes – renowned for promoting relaxation and restful sleep in diffusers.

Is it phototoxic?
No – completely safe for leave-on skincare and sun exposure.

How does it perform in candles?
Excellent – 6-10% for soothing floral throw.

Is it safe for children or pregnancy?
Diluted and low concentration; generally considered safe but consult professional.

Can it be used in bath bombs?
Yes – 1-3%; adds luxurious calming benefits.

Any irritation risk?
Very low – one of the mildest essential oils.