100% Pure Organic Lavender Essential Oil 0.3 fl oz
100% PURE & USDA CERTIFIED ORGANIC: Our Lavender Vera (True Lavender) is steam-distilled from the flowering tops of Lavandula angustifolia. Certified organic, non-GMO, and undiluted, with no synthetic fragrances or fillers. ULTIMATE RELAXATION & SLEEP AID: Widely recognized for its calming properties, Lavender Vera is
$ 18
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100% PURE & USDA CERTIFIED ORGANIC: Our Lavender Vera (True Lavender) is steam-distilled from the flowering tops of Lavandula angustifolia. Certified organic, non-GMO, and undiluted, with no synthetic fragrances or fillers.
ULTIMATE RELAXATION & SLEEP AID: Widely recognized for its calming properties, Lavender Vera is the perfect natural remedy for a restful night’s sleep. Diffuse it before bedtime to soothe the mind and reduce daily stress.
PREMIUM LAVENDER VERA QUALITY: Unlike common hybrids (Lavandin), Lavender Vera offers a more delicate, floral, and woody aroma with superior therapeutic benefits. It is the gold standard in aromatherapy for purity and effectiveness.
GENTLE SKIN & HAIR CARE: Known for its skin-soothing abilities, it’s ideal for calming minor skin irritations, redness, or dryness. Add a few drops to your moisturizer or shampoo for a nourishing, spa-like experience.
GC/MS TESTED FOR PURITY: Every batch is rigorously tested to ensure the highest standards of quality. Our oil is bottled in dark amber glass to preserve its therapeutic integrity and delicate aromatic profile.
Experience the Purest Essence of Tranquility with Lavender Vera
Indulge in the timeless, soothing aroma of our 100% Pure Organic Lavender Vera Essential Oil. While there are many varieties of lavender, Lavandula angustifolia (True Lavender) is the most prized for its gentle nature and potent calming effects. At MedNaturalis, we bring you this “True” lavender in its most pristine, organic form.
The MedNaturalis Difference Many commercial lavender oils are blended with cheaper hybrids or synthetic linalool. Our USDA Organic Lavender Vera is never adulterated. This ensures a clean, sophisticated floral scent that helps lower the “noise” of a busy day, allowing your body and mind to find their natural balance.
A Must-Have for Every Home From creating a calming sanctuary in your bedroom to soothing your skin after a day in the sun, Lavender Vera is the most versatile oil in your collection. Its mildness makes it a favorite for all ages and a staple for DIY beauty recipes, linen sprays, and relaxing massage blends.
Usage Tip: For a “Deep Sleep” diffuser blend, mix 4 drops of Lavender Vera with 2 drops of Bergamot. To soothe skin, dilute 2-3 drops in a teaspoon of carrier oil like Jojoba or Sweet Almond.
Full Botanical Description
Lavender Vera or Fine Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) is a subshrub from the Lamiaceae family. It is native to the mountainous regions of the Mediterranean basin, especially the French Provence, where it thrives at high altitudes.
It is notable for its characteristic blue-violet flower spikes. The essential oil is distilled from the flowering tops and possesses a soft, floral, sweet, herbal, and balsamic aroma that is extraordinarily delicate. It is considered the most aromatic lavender with the finest therapeutic balance.
History of the Essential Oil
Fine Lavender has been used for centuries for its cleansing, healing, and aromatic properties.
- Ancient Use: The name Lavandula comes from the Latin lavare (to wash), as the Romans used it to scent their baths and clothes.
- Traditional Medicine: Historically, it has been used to soothe burns, disinfect wounds, combat insomnia, and relieve nervousness.
- Modern Discovery: Legend says that chemist René-Maurice Gattefossé (the father of modern Aromatherapy) healed a severe laboratory burn with Lavender, popularizing its use for skin regeneration.
- Aromatherapy: It is the reference oil for the nervous system, burns, and tissue regeneration.
Extraction, Yield, and Process
- Distilled Part: Flowering tops (flowers and tender stems).
- Extraction Method: Steam distillation.
- Yield: Moderate, ranging between 1% and 2% of the plant material weight.
Chemotype Characteristics
Lavender Vera essential oil is defined by an almost perfect synergy between an ester (calming) and an alcohol (antimicrobial and soothing).
- Linalyl Acetate (Monoterpene Ester): Approximately 30% to 50%. The main component responsible for its sedative, anxiolytic, antispasmodic, and hypotensive properties. Esters are molecules with very high tolerance.
- Linalool (Monoterpene Alcohol): Approximately 25% to 45%. Provides a calming, anxiolytic, and mild fungicide/antibacterial action. It is responsible for the oil’s excellent skin tolerance.
The synergy of Esters (Linalyl Acetate) and Alcohols (Linalool) defines its profile as the safest and best-tolerated universal sedative and tissue regenerator.
👃 Aromatic Profile and Volatility in Scientific Aromatherapy
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Aromatic Family | Floral / Herbal / Sweet |
| Aromatic Note (Volatility) | Middle Note |
| Detailed Explanation | The esters and alcohols place it as a Middle Note. Its aroma is soft, rounded, sweet, floral, and clean. It is a body note that brings harmony and cohesion to any blend. |
Scientific Aromatherapy Uses
- Universal Sedative and Anxiolytic: Its primary use. Combats insomnia, stress, anxiety, panic attacks, and nervous tension.
- Healing and Topical Analgesic: Rapidly heals minor burns, insect bites, irritations, and wounds.
- Antispasmodic: Relieves muscle and digestive spasms (colic, cramps).
- Hypotensive: Helps reduce blood pressure in stressed individuals.
⚠️ Critical Safety Precautions
Toxicity: This is one of the safest oils. It is non-toxic, non-irritating, and non-photosensitizing.
Pure Use: It is one of the few oils that can be applied pure (undiluted) to the skin in emergencies (e.g., bites, minor burns, or a drop on the temples for headaches).
At-Risk Populations: Suitable for children, babies (at very low dilutions), and pregnant/breastfeeding women (with proper caution and medical consultation).
🌿 Scientific Aromatherapy Recipe (Night Bath for Insomnia)
| Ingredient | Concentration | Function |
|---|---|---|
| Lavender Vera E.O. | 8 drops | Universal Sedative |
| Mandarin E.O. (C. reticulata) | 4 drops | Calming, hypnotic |
| Roman Chamomile E.O. | 2 drops | Deep nervous relaxation |
| Base | Epsom Salts | Carrier |
How to use: Dissolve the oils in a tablespoon of Epsom salts or a carrier oil and add to warm bath water before bedtime.
Natural Cosmetics Use
- Sensitive/Irritated Skin: Reduces redness and irritation.
- Post-Sun Products: Soothes skin burned or damaged by the sun.
- Fine Perfumery: A classic floral/herbal middle note used for its clean profile.
🧖♀️ Cosmetic Preparation Recipe (Soothing Post-Sun Body Mist)
Objective: Relieve skin irritated by the sun or wind.
| Ingredient | Concentration |
|---|---|
| Lavender Vera E.O. | 15 drops |
| Peppermint E.O. | 3 drops |
| Base | 50ml Lavender Hydrosol + 50ml Aloe Vera Gel |
How to use: Spray or apply to irritated/reddened skin. Store in the refrigerator to enhance the cooling effect.
Usage in Other Industries
- Food Industry: Used in trace amounts to flavor honeys, desserts, and ice creams.
- Industrial Perfumery: Lavender esters and alcohols are replicated in hundreds of cleaning products and soaps for their “clean” scent.
