What is lavander oil useful for and how is it applied?
The freshest scent we usually think of first is lavender. Only by smelling it, a person is invigorated, soothed and it is no coincidence that lavender essential oil is the basis of countless relaxing procedures, perfumes and cosmetics.
The science of aromatherapy itself owes its distinction as a kind of alternative treatment to it. The French phimicist Rene Gates discovered the exceptional properties of the floral-herbal scent at the beginning of the last century, when, burnt after an accident in his laboratory, he managed to heal the wounds from burning with lavender oil.
The name lavender means “wash” in translation from the Latin word “lavare”, where it comes from. There are many species of this Mediterranean plant – over 25, and most grow best at high altitudes above 700 m.
What is lavander useful for?
It has no contraindications except one thing – lavander oil can lowers blood pressure, so people with such complaints should be careful. It can be used in both newborns and pregnant women, but still, be careful, because, although extremely rare, lavender causes allergic reactions.
This fragrance balances:
- the nervous system
- works well for insomnia
- various forms of depression
- mood swings
- physical and mental exhaustion and tension
- relieves stress.
