Lavender essential oil is believed to have antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties. It has been used for a long time in perfumery, aromatherapy and for skin applications. It has also been used in massage therapy as a way to promote relaxation as research shows evidence of possible application in the treatment of anxiety.

It is used to heal wounds, but also in wounds, burns and insect bites, while there are serious indications for its contribution to the treatment of respiratory diseases, such as asthma, pertussis, influenza and bronchitis. In addition, it has a strong antiseptic effect, as it cures eczema and acne, but also important antimicrobial properties acting against many viruses and bacteria (streptococcus, pneumococcus, staphylococcus E.coli). Research has also shown that lavender oil has a significant effect on the central nervous system, in the treatment of Alzheimer’s, cerebral ischemia, but also breast cancer, while it is also used to treat alopecia, postoperative and muscle pain, while also contributing in the effective relief of menopausal symptoms.

In aromatherapy, due to its calming and relaxing action, it shows a strong effect on psychological parameters, helping to improve mood, reduce headaches and dizziness and better concentration and quality of sleep. Finally, it is an effective insect repellent and anti-rust.

Caution: Essential oils are never used insoluble because there is a serious risk of burns.
The dosage for dissolving essential oils varies from case to case.
Essential oils and their derivatives should not be used without a doctor’s advice in case of: Pregnancy, severe nervous disorders, infants.