Deep Sleep Pillow Mist

Lavender Essential Oil - Lavandula angustifolia (also known as Lavandula officinalis or Lavandula vera) is known as "true lavender" and is the most important variety therapeutically. Lavender essential oil is a classic in aromatherapy and is likely the widest-used essential oil to date. Lavender also can be safely used on children.

Extraction Method: Steam Distilled

Plant Part: Flowering Tops

Details: All Natural, Therapeutic Grade Essential Oil

Properties: Analgesic, Antiseptic, Anti-inflammatory, Antibacterial, Antiparasitic, Anti-spasmodic, Emmenagogue, Decongestant, Antidepressant, Calmative, and Sedative.

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Why we love Lavender 

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Lavender for Allergies

Historical Uses: Lavender has historically been used to clean and help heal wounds and burns, to repel insects, to calm and soothe emotions, to recover from minor illness, to address skin complaints, to relieve headaches, and to wash laundry, as well as in perfumery and cooking. 

Possible Uses:

• Apply to minor sunburn or acne to promote healing.
• Add to a bath to relax, calm, and promote restful sleep.
• Apply to insect bites to relieve itching, repel bugs, and help diminish minor swelling.
• For Anxiety
• For Headache
• For Nausea
• For Sleep

Blends well with: Bergamot, Geranium, Clary Sage, Rosemary, Roman Chamomile, Rose, Eucalyptus, Lemon, Peppermint, Lemongrass, Cypress, Marjoram, and Melaleuca.

Lavender Essential Oil Application: 

• Can be used aromatically
• Can be consumed
• Can be used topically (Apply Neat)

Information Sheet

Download this PDF printable sheet here: LAVENDER INFO SHEET .PDF  

Recipes

Stress Away Roller blend

• 10 drops Lavender
• 10 drops Peppermint
• 10 drops Frankincense

Mix everything into a 10ml glass roll on bottle top off with fractionated coconut oil roll on wrists and forehead when stress is high.

 Diffuse Anxiety Away

• 3 drops Lavender
• 2 drops Patchouli
• 2 drops Vetiver
• 1 drop Roman Chamomile

Description: Cedarwood has a soft, woody pencil like smell. It is similar to sandalwood and has a light yellow / orange color and is quite viscous.

Properties: Anti-fungal, anti-infectious, anti-seborrheic, antiseptic antispasmodic, astringent, circulatory stimulant, diuretic, emmenagogue, expectorant, insecticidal, sedative, tonic

Historical Uses: Mentioned over 40 times in the bible it was anciently used as a spiritual oil to purify, and naturally lift the soul in prayer. Cedarwood is now used modernly in soaps, perfume, floor cleaners, pesticides.

Blends Well With: bergamot, cinnamon, cypress, frankincense, jasmine, juniper, lavender, lemon, rose and rosemary

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10 Everyday Uses

Uses: 

• Inhale straight from bottle or diffuse to help with anxiety

• Use on skin to help relieve itching and as an astringent with acne

• Apply 1-2 drops over the throat and chest several times a day to help with a cough

• Massage 1-2 drops into the reflex points of the feet and over kidney and bladder to help with water retention

Cedarwood Essential Oil Application:

• Can be used aromatically

• Can be used topically (Apply Neat)

Product Information Sheet: 

Download this PDF printable sheet here: Cedarwood.pdf

Recipes:

Naturally faster hair growth:

15 drops Cedarwood

15 drops Rosemary

15 drops Lavender

Witch Hazel

Add oils into a 2oz spray bottle top with Witch Hazel, spray into hair after shampooing. 

Spark Naturals  alcohol-free Witch Hazel is a must-have for natural skin care. Spark Naturals Witch Hazel is antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, oil-balancing, moisturizing, and a natural astringent, making it a fantastic choice for all types of skin. It has historically been used widely for a variety of complaints, including acne, sunburn, minor bug stings and bites, hemorrhoids, razor burn and nicks, varicose veins, nail infections, blisters, eczema and psoriasis, among others