Description
Botanical name: Lavandula angustifoliaCultivation: Certified organicCountry of origin: FranceAncient Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans all praised the efficacy of Lavender. Its name comes from the Latin word "lavare" -- the meaning is edulcoration. Lavender is used as a "extensive and effective purifier" in many different cultures.
Lavender Hydrolate can soothe irritability, making people who are barely able to calm and to work flexible, just like directly "cleansing" the nervous system and psychological barriers. When mental stress is overstretched, affecting the digestive system and the solar plexus, Lavender Hydrolate is a very effective soothing agent for normal operation, which leads to fatigue, heart palpitations and high blood pressure. It brings harmony and balance during the period of intense agitation, calms anxiety and stress, and strengthens self-confidence. Face and deal with problems more rationally. It wakes up the top wheel and can deal with arrogance, numbness, and cynicism.
Treatment and Suggested Usages:
- Baby sleep problems: Add one or two tablespoons of Lavender Hydrolate to the bathtub, also spraying Lavender Hydrolate in the room.
- Abdominal sputum: Wet gauze with hydrolate and compress the stomach with heat.
- Baby Diaper Rash: Spray the wet butt with hydrolate.
- After shaving, the skin is sensitive, inflammatory, and painful: the face can be sprayed with hydrolate.
- After-sun care: After sun exposure, spray the whole body with Lavender Hydrolate.
- Prevention of head lice: When there is a head lice infection in the school, spray the head with hydrolate before the child goes to school and add one or two tablespoons of Lavender Hydrolate in the shampoo.
- Mosquito bites: Use Lavender Hydrolate ice cubes, apply ice to insect bites, relieve pain and itching, very effective.
- For pets: Spray Lavender Hydrolate on pets to avoid flea bites.
All our hydrolates (hydrosols) are the pure and simple product from steam distillation. It does not contain alcohol or preservative.After opening, store in a cool place for best results.
Information from 'The encyclopedia of hydrosols'