Lavandin Abrialis Absolute/ A Rarity!

Description

The Iml sample is supplied in a clear Flint Glass bottle with metal screw cap and is ideal for testing the contents prior to buying the larger sizes.
The 5ml and 10ml bottle sizes are in Amber or clear Flint Glass bottles with tamper evident cap. This is a rare and highly sought after oil and stocks are limited. It is advisable to try the 1ml sample first before buying larger amounts as the product can not be returned for a refund.

LAVANDIN ABRIALIS ABSOLUTE

Botanical Name – Lavandula hybrida medicus
CAS Number:8022-15-9
Origin – Provence, Southern France
Part Used – The Concrete
Harvest Period- July to August
Extraction Method – Solvent Extraction
Appearance – Dark Green thinnish liquid
Scent – A green herbaceous hay like aroma with deep floral lavender notes
Note – Top Note
Growing Conditions – Grown on unpolluted sustainable land.

Lavandin is a hybrid variety of lavender and looks very similar to true lavender, but produces twice as many flowers. It also has woodier stems and a slightly stronger scent.
Lavandin is considered to have many of the same benefits as lavender, in that it’s thought to be calming,healing and soothing.
It is harvested in Provence France between July and August, when the bunches are individually cut and tied, before being air-dried in the summer breeze. Lavandin in absolute form is a rarity. It is classed as a top note and blends well with floral, citrus, spicy and woodsy oils.

Please Note, This is a rare and highly sought after oil and stocks are limited.
All pure absolutes such as this oil are now rare and extremely concentrated by nature. They should be properly evaluated in a diluted state otherwise, the complexity of the fragrance, particularly the rare and exotic notes are not properly appreciated.

For External Cosmetic Use Only
Always dilute Pure Absolutes before use on the skin. A patch test is always advised.
Avoid using all Absolutes if pregnant or nursing.
The Certificate of Analysis for this product is available on request.