Essential oil Lavender 10ml

Description

Lavender oil is a calming and relaxing natural remedy traditionally used for its healing properties.

It has a powerful ability to help in treating wounds and protect against harmful microbes, and it is also said to help provide relief from pain.

Key Properties:

• Promotes good sleep
• Helps with pain relief
• A natural anti-inflammatory
• Helps to combat dandruff
• Eases nausea or motion sickness.

This natural product cannot be guaranteed free from traces of nuts or other allergens. Due to the nature of this product, there may be variances in colour and scent between batches. We are constantly improving our products and so, on occasion, the product you receive may differ slightly in appearance from images displayed on our website.

The above information is provided in good faith and the given benefits of this essential oil are obtained from characteristics with which it is commonly associated. This information is not based on facts and the benefits of the product may vary between individuals. If unsure, then we advise you to seek professional advice.

When using essential oils, it’s essential to follow safety guidelines to ensure their proper and safe use. Here are some important points to keep in mind:

1. Dilution: Never apply undiluted essential oils directly to the skin, except in emergencies (such as cuts, burns, or insect bites). For soothing and protection, a single drop of undiluted Lavender, Tea Tree, or Chamomile Roman oil can be used, but only once or twice. Repeated application of undiluted Tea Tree oil can sensitize some individuals. Keep undiluted oils away from the delicate eye area, unattended children, pets, and polished surfaces Never use undiluted oils on children under 3 years old due to their underdeveloped organs’ inability to efficiently process the oils .
2. Pregnancy: If you’re pregnant, consult your doctor, midwife, or aromatherapist before using any essential oils. After approval, use them only after the first trimester and at a 1% concentration (half the normal strength). Seek advice to ensure the oils you choose are safe during pregnancy. Some misinformation exists about contraindicated oils, but external use in massage differs from internal herbal preparations. Essential oils best avoided during pregnancy include Camphor, Rosemary, Sage, and Savin oil .
3. Babies and Children: Never use undiluted essential oils on babies up to 3 years old. Calculate the amount based on body weight:
4. Internal Use: Never take essential oils internally, unless guided by a qualified aromatherapist with specialized training.
5. Sensitive Areas: Avoid applying essential oils near the eyes, inner nose, ears, or other sensitive skin areas. Potential side effects include redness, rash, hives, burning, bleeding disorders, decreased healing speed, low blood pressure, dizziness, headache, nausea, diarrhea, convulsions, and rapid heartbeat .
6. Phototoxicity: Some essential oils are phototoxic and can cause irritation, inflammation, blistering, redness, or burning when exposed to UVA rays from the sun .
7. Flammability: Essential oils are flammable, so avoid using them near open flames. While diffusers are safe, burners lit with a candle flame are not recommended .

Remember, essential oils are potent and concentrated, so always exercise caution and seek professional advice when needed. 🌿