Lavender Infused Oil

Botanical Name: Lavandula angustifolia

Common Name: Lavender Infused Oil

Type: Herbal Infused Oil

Extraction Method: Cold infusion (dried lavender flowers soaked in carrier oil)

Part Used: Dried lavender flowers

Origin: India, France or Bulgaria.

Chemical & Physical Properties

• Appearance: Light yellow to pale green
• Odor: Mild, floral, fresh herbal scent
• Texture: Lightweight, smooth, and fast-absorbing
• Specific Gravity: ~0.90–0.92
• Refractive Index: ~1.46–1.48
• Flash Point: >200°C
• Peroxide Value: ≤10 meq/kg (indicates freshness and quality)

Key Components:

Linalool Content – Calming agent
Linalyl Acetate – Relaxing ester
Tannins Present – Astringent effect
Flavonoid Antioxidants – Skin protection
Terpene Compounds – Anti-inflammatory
Vitamin E – Cell repair
Fatty Acids – Deep hydration
Coumarin Trace – Mild fragrance

Uses & Benefits

Promotes Calm & Restful Sleep
Lavender’s naturally soothing aroma helps ease stress, relax the mind, and promote deeper sleep. It’s perfect for evening skincare routines or massage to unwind after a long day.

Soothes & Heals Skin
With its anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties, lavender oil calms irritated, red, or itchy skin. It also supports faster healing of minor cuts, rashes, or insect bites.

Hydrates Without Greasiness
Infused with nourishing carrier oils, it moisturizes the skin deeply while remaining lightweight and non-comedogenic. It softens rough patches and keeps skin smooth and supple.

Versatile Everyday Oil
Use it on the face, body, or scalp—or add to bathwater for a relaxing soak. It’s a multipurpose essential that fits into your wellness, beauty, and self-care rituals naturally.