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Made from French Lavender Buds (L. stoechas), Dead Sea Salt, Epsom Salt Soothing and Relaxing ! These do not contain Essential Oils, Fragrance Oils, Artificial Dyes, or anything artificial.... color and scent comes from French Lavender Buds (imported from Provence, France)

Use as a simmering (diffusing) oil, anointing oil, or even a bath oil!
Made from Safflower Oil infused with French Lavender Flowers, Vitamin E Oil as preservative.

Known for it’s soothing and calming effect. Lavender has many uses thru oils, soaps, herbs, buds, smudge sticks, flowers and other forms for aromatherapy and healing.

Known for it’s soothing and calming effect. Lavender has many uses thru oils, soaps, herbs, buds, smudge sticks, flowers and other forms for aromatherapy and healing. For Native America, lavender has always been a part of their ceremony and always considered a sacred sage. Blue/ grey buds are perfect for making sachets, for jar potpourri, sleep pillows and bath herbs.

NOTE: This lavender has been grown specifically for fragrance and should not be used in cooking. Lavender buds are about the size of a grain of rice. Very clean. Imported from Provence, France. These buds are very fragrant and have a 1 year shelf life if kept in a sealed container in a dry, cool and dark place. If the fragrance fades squeeze the buds to release the oils inside. It will give them a renewed scent.

Culinary Grade

Without a doubt, Lavender is one of the best known herbs, though its healing reputation is mostly due to its essential oil, which is perhaps THE most widely used essential oil in aromatherapy and cosmetics. Its scent is so neat and clean and tidy and soothing and pleasant - in other words, reminiscent of grandma's linen closet. Lavender is indeed used in numerous household products, such as soaps and washing powders. But Grandma probably placed a little sachet stuffed with Lavender flowers between her linens, which not only lent them that special scent of floral freshness, but also kept the moths and bugs away. The very name 'Lavender' is descriptive of these age-old uses, which go back to Roman times. The Latin word 'lavare' from which 'Lavender' is derived, simply means 'to wash'. Although Lavender is a Mediterranean herb and at home in the dry, hot climate of the Provence, it has also long been cultivated as a commercial crop in Britain. In southern Europe, Lavender starts flowering early and thus provides welcome spring nectar for busy bees. The resulting honey is sold as a precious delicacy. However, in France the deeply violet flowered French Lavender (L. stoechas) is by far the most common species encountered in the wild. It has been used medicinally in France as well as in England until about the middle of the 18th century and was an important ingredient of the famous 'Vinegar of the Four Thieves', which at the time was hailed as one of the most effective preventative remedies against the Black Death. Lavender also had the power to ward off other invisible demons and devils and was cast into the bonfires at the summer solstice for protection.

Medicinal: It is said that Lavender helps stroke victims and can calm or even stop the hands from shaking. Lavender has a bit of a soapy taste, but it has a calming, soothing effect on the mind. It is mildly anti-depressive and strengthens the nerves. It can also be used for nervous indigestion and queasiness of the stomach. A lavender pillow helps to calm an overactive mind and can induce peaceful sleep. A strong infusion can be added to the bathwater for a wonderfully soothing and skin cleansing effect.

Magical: Lavender is perhaps one of the best herbs for purification, protection and healing rituals. It calms and centers the mind and is a great aid for meditation. Its superior harmonizing qualities are ideal for chakra-balancing. It can be used to seal a platonic friendship, especially between teacher and student. Lavender is a plant of Mercury, and is well suited to calm an overactive mind and to stabilize emotions. It may be used for studying, as it may deepen understanding, but should be avoided in case of mental exhaustion (it will send you to sleep).

Indulge in the soothing and aromatic Lavender Green tea. This exquisite blend of Gunpowder Green Tea and English Lavender offers a natural and calming experience, perfect for relaxing after a long day. Discover the versatile uses of Lavender Green tea and elevate your tea-drinking moments with a touch of tranquility.

Great for when you can't burn herbs / smudge sticks / incense !
Made from a concentrated decoction of the herbs themselves and Vodka as preservative.
Free of Essential Oils, Artificial Colors, Artificial Scents !

Great for when you can't burn herbs / smudge sticks / incense !
Made from a concentrated decoction of the herbs themselves and Vodka as preservative.
Free of Essential Oils, Artificial Colors, Artificial Scents !