Aromatic Lavender Summer Flower Florish

 

Lavender Delegate Fregrence

Lavender is a genus of 30 known species of flowering plants in the mint family Lamiaceae as an evergreen shrub with narrow leaves and bluefish purple flowers. The narrow fragrant leaves and flowers are dried for use in potpourris, sachets, soap, and perfume. Lavender's fragrance is comprised of 180 different constraints and is a staple of the perfume industry. Lavender is native to the Old World and encompasses the Eastern Hemisphere particularly the Americas. Lavender was also found in the Canary Islands, Cape Verde, Europe, and across Northern and Eastern Africa, the Mediterranean and southwest Asia to India. Lavender is extensively cultivated in temperate climates as perennial ornamental plants along garden borders to highlight the landscape during the growing season. Lavender may be grown in a herb garden for its fragrant aroma flowers and sprigs are perfect for dried arrangements and used for culinary purposes.

In the 21 century lavender was used in many world regions to flavor tea, vinegar, jellies, baked goods and beverages adding a distinctive taste to any food item. Lavender is widely used in aromatherapy for its clean fresh scent gently permeating any room with a subtle natural fragrance. Yankee Candle Lavender Vanilla is the perfect mix of fresh lavender and warm vanilla with touches of musk and bergamot scents creating an oasis of tranquility in any home. Lavender has a calming effect that may induce sleep by relaxing certain muscles and is commonly used for stress, pain, anxiety, dementia, depression, and insomnia but there is no good evidence to support many of these uses. Lavender is also grown for the production of essential oils which is derived from the distillation of the plant's flower spikes of certain lavender species. The oil has cosmetic uses and is believed to have medicinal uses to treat anxiety, fungal infections, wounds and hair loss has been demonstrated.

Lavender is not approved by the Food and Drug Administration FDA and should not be taken in place of prescribed medications. A recent increase in the popularity of alternative medicine and natural products has renewed interest in lavender including the essential oil potential. Aromatherapeutic lavender oil can be diffused for aromatherapy or added to a warm bath using two drops of lavender essential oil to improve physical or psychological wellbeing. Now Foods Lavender Oli’s soft calming aroma has made it one of the most popular essential oil brands on the market. Features a clean lite scent and texture make it one of the most versatile oils used today. The ASAKUKI essential oil diffuser with an essential oil set is a 5 in one multifunctional aroma diffuser device featuring a 500ml water tank, 7 different LED colors, multiple mist diffused modes as well as a safety auto switch that prevents overheating in case it runs out of water. Premium essential oils are sourced globally for premium raw materials. 

Every drop is expertly formulated and hand poured with no additives, carriers, or fragrances added. The ASAKUKI essential oil ultrasonic diffuser kit includes 6 essential oils, Lavender, Eucalyptus Tea, Tree Orange, Peppermint, Lemongrass scents available online. Gently fill the air with the aroma of lavender clean light sent to promote relaxation benefiting from a soothing calming effect. Research suggests it may be useful for treating depression, anxiety, restlessness, and insomnia. Some studies suggest consuming lavender as a tea can help digestive issues such as vomiting, nausea, intestinal gas, upset stomach, and abdominal swelling. Lavender is known for its ability to calm the nervous system. lower blood pressure and even lift the mood.

Cheers!

Patricia Lynn

Photo by Luise and Nic on Unsplash