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Lavender hydrosol – soothing & healing
Lavender hydrosol is renowned for its remarkable healing properties and its numerous dermatological applications: eczema, fungal infections, acne, rosacea, burns, psoriasis, dermatitis, cuts, irritations, itching, insect bites… it is also antiseptic, antibacterial and has a circulatory effect.
An aromatic drink that calms anxiety and stress and promotes restful sleep with antiseptic properties. It is also beneficial for children, although it is advisable to use chamomile or linden hydrosols, which are often better tolerated.
Certification
Certified organic by fr-bio-10 – 100% organic and natural.
5 tablespoons per 1.5 liters of water to be drunk throughout the day.
100% organic fine lavender hydrosol.
1000 ml.
Lavender: an emblematic plant of Provence, lavender enchants the senses with its aromatic fragrance and its purple color that adorns the valleys from June to August.
Although often confused with its hybrid, lavandin, it is lavender that makes up the magnificent purple clumps in the fields of the Drôme region. Culture and PopularityUsed to create bouquets, scented sachets for wardrobes, and in the production of essential oils, lavender has also made a remarkable entrance into the kitchens of contemporary chefs, thus becoming a true treasure of Provence.
Wild OriginThis wild plant, which originally grows in the mountainous regions of France and the western Mediterranean, is now cultivated throughout the world for its delicate fragrance and numerous therapeutic properties.
Historical SymbolismKnown as the herb of mercury, lavender was considered a magical and religious plant in ancient Europe.
Its Latin name, "lavare," means "to wash," referring to its widespread use with water and sunlight in purification rituals. Ancient PhysiciansDioscorides discovered *Lavandula stoechas* before the year 50, while Pliny mentions its use. In the 16th century, Fuchs described true lavender and *Lavandula picus*, and other botanists continued this exploration.
Traditional UsesAbbess Hildegard von Bingen was already praising the merits of lavender in the 12th century for warding off diseases and lice, promoting "pure knowledge and a pure mind."
The flowering tops of lavender are distilled to produce a hydrosol with properties comparable to those of its essential oil.
This method, although effective, is expensive, as a considerable quantity of flowers is needed to obtain a small volume of oil. Soothing PropertiesLavender hydrosol is known for its calming and healing properties. It is particularly effective in treating various skin problems such as eczema, fungal infections, acne, burns, and irritations. Headache Relief: Applied topically to the temples, it relieves headaches and promotes relaxation and sleep. Respiratory Problems: It is also used to soothe respiratory problems such as asthma, bronchitis, sinusitis, and rhinitis.
Properties of Hydrosol: Soothing
Lavender hydrosol has soothing and pH-regulating properties, suitable for all skin types. It restores radiance to dull complexions and tones the skin.
As a mist, it refreshes and purifies the air, while offering a pleasant scent.
Relaxing atmosphere: Used as an air mist, lavender hydrosol creates a relaxing and comforting atmosphere.
BeautySkin care: In cosmetic treatments, it can be incorporated for its revitalizing and soothing properties, leaving skin softer and more radiant.
CookingFlavoring: In cooking, lavender hydrosol is used to flavor desserts and dishes, adding a delicate floral touch.
| Certification | Lavender hydrosol – soothing and healing |
| Ingrédients | 100 % hydrosol biologique de lavande fine obtenu par distillation à la vapeur des sommités fleuries de lavande, sans additifs ni conservateurs. |
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