MY REVIEW: aVo Essentials Lavender Oil

$18.49

Product Description


Product Description:

Ingredients:  100% Pure Therapeutic Grade Lavender Essential Oil (Lavandula Angustifolia)

Our Lavender Essential Oil is 100% PURE, PREMIUM, and undiluted, with no chemicals, additives, preservatives or anything else! This lavender oil is vegan, all-natural, and therapeutic grade. Purity and quality are our top priority, and we stand behind the integrity of our products.

 Why Use Lavender Oil?
 Lavender Oil is one of the most popular essential oils for its powerful therapeutic properties and wonderful fragrant aroma. This naturally derived oil offers relief for both emotional and physical problems along with the added benefit of being a natural insect repellent.
 The smooth, relaxing aroma and healing properties of our Lavender Oil make it perfect for aromatherapy, natural healing, and household use. Our lavender plants are grown without the use of pesticides, herbicides or any other harmful additives.

 Why Bulgarian Lavender Oil?
As one of the largest suppliers of Lavender in the world, Bulgaria's unique climate and soil conditions ensure that lavender grown here is of the finest quality. The percentage of air humidity, temperature and precipitation at the right time of the year all contribute to the cultivation of lavender that yields a very high percentage of premium lavender oil. When comparing Bulgarian Lavender to other Lavenders such as French, most people prefer the sweeter, smoother, and less camphoraceous aroma of Bulgarian Lavender Oil over the others. Our oil has an unrivaled fresh scent that blends beautifully with other essential oils.
Directions for Use:
 This product is highly concentrated. NEVER massage UNDILUTED oils, but rather always use a quality carrier oil. Add 5 drops of Lavender oil per 10ml of carrier oil. Use 1-2 drops for babies and the elderly.

 MY REVIEW:

 Did you know that lavender oil was used to dress wounds during the first world war, because they were low on antiseptics? Lavender oil is not just for aromatherapy but for many healing purposes too. So, why not make your own lavender oil and enjoy its benefits.
Lavender oil is one of the most commonly used multipurpose oils, and one of my most favorite essential oils. Lavender oil can be added to the bathtub, some drops can be added to a pillow, or it can be used for massage. It has relaxing properties, and it can also be mixed with a carrier oil and used over burns and cuts, as it has an antibacterial action. Not only does it heal the skin, but it also helps in scar-free healing! Lavender also helps in sinus problems, and this oil can be inhaled deeply to reduce congestion. I try to use the oil almost daily. My favorite way besides my facials are diluting it in a spray bottle with distilled water and spraying my sheets and pillowcases. I need all the sleep I can get. Here is 10 different ways to use lavender oil:

 1. Lavender oil has antiseptic properties. The oil of lavender is extracted from the actual flower and not the leaves or seeds. It is good for cleaning scrapes and cuts that may contain foreign material. Use lavender oil to clean surfaces in your home to lower your bacterial count.

2. Linalol is an active substance in lavender that heals sores, burns and other wounds. Pain and inflammation are reduced at the site of pain.

3. Lavender reduces anxiety and other nervous conditions. Create a sachet with soothing leaves and tuck it into your drawer or under your pillow. Add essential lavender oil to your bath Water for a calming bath. Use water infused with lavender leaves to soothe painful joints and muscles.

4. For headaches, apply lavender oil to a cotton ball or your fingertips and massage slowly into your temples. The smell will relax you as the oil eases your headache.

5. Lavender is used in aromatherapy massage as a muscle relaxant. Massaging the oil into the skin unknots the muscles of the back and reduces a spasm, which can be helpful during a woman’s menstrual cycle.

6. Using lavender in an oil diffuser helps with insomnia. The sweet woody smell of the lavender oil helps you to fall asleep and stay asleep.

7. Lavender has also been used as an expectorant. It breaks up the mucous from nasal and chest congestion that accompanies a cold. It is also useful in remedies for other respiratory conditions.

8. Lavender can be used as a tincture to treat fungal infections such as vaginal yeast.

9. Lavender can be taken as a diluted essence. One or two drops of the essence in a glass of water can be taken internally for many conditions such as Depression, hysteria, and fainting.

10. Inhaling lavender oil can help with pain management, especially after surgery. 
Lavender is a lot more than just a pretty herb. Its medicinal properties have been known for centuries. Use lavender today to heal everything from headaches to fungal infections and anxiety to insomnia. Before using any type of natural healing therapy instead of or in conjunction with conventional medicines, consult your doctor.

 Here is a great anti-aging serum to use before your moisturizer:

 Anti Aging Serum Recipe:
1.) Jojoba Oil - one of the most hydrating oils in the world
2.) Vitamin E- provides fat-soluable antioxidants to help age slower
3.) Pomegranate Seed Oil - provides antioxidants and bioflavonoids for anti aging and sun protection
4.) Frankincense Oil - helps reduce sun spots and helps even skin tone
5.) Lavender Oil - helps heal skin conditions and improves cellular communication

Directions: mix ingredients together, pour in serum jar, rub 4-5 drops into face in the morning and night.

 Here is another variation here:

INGREDIENTS:

DIRECTIONS:

  1. Mix all of the ingredients together into a dark glass bottle. Use every morning and night on face, neck and chest.
A true favorite oil of mine. A beauty 10! A health 10! This also came in a huge bottle!
~Tiffany

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