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Lavandula angustifolia or Lavandula officinalis

Lamiaceae (formerly Labiatae)

Lavender, True Lavender, European Lavender, Garden Lavender, common lavender
Lavender, True Lavender, European Lavender, Garden Lavender, common lavender

analgesic

antibacterial

antidepressant

antimicrobial

antiseptic

antispasmodic

aromatic

bactericidal

carminative

cholagogue

diuretic

emmenagogue

hypotensive

insecticide

nervine

neuroprotective

sedative

stimulant

stomachic

vulnerary


  • Cold & flu symptoms

  • Burns

  • Infections

  • Emotional support (depression & anxiety)

  • Alzheimer's disease

  • Tootheaches/teething

  • Pain management


  • May cause skin sensitivity and rashes, especially if oxidized

  • Skin patch test is recommended

  • Endocrine disruptor in children


  • Esters

    • Linalyl acetate

  • Monoterpenes

    • Beta-ocimene

  • Monoterpenol

    • Linalool


Each type of lavender has varying constituents and are highly dependent on where it's grown. True lavender essential oil is ONLY grown in the French Alps between 2,296 and 3,609 feet above sea level. Farmed lavender in the US and other countries does effect the constituents and their levels.


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