Lavender Essential Oil
Tasmanian altitude. Peak bloom. Maximum linalool.
Lavandula angustifolia
- Category
- Essential Oil
- Source region
- Tasmanian cultivation
- Extraction
- Steam distillation
- In our range
- 0 formulas
What is Lavender Essential Oil and how does it benefit skin?
Steam-distilled from Tasmanian-grown Lavandula angustifolia at peak bloom — the narrow window when linalool content is at maximum. Not lavandin (Lavandula × intermedia), not 'lavender fragrance.' True lavender, in its purest form, grown at altitude for maximum complexity and depth.
Linalool content in our Tasmanian source routinely tests at 35–42% — the upper range for true angustifolia, and meaningfully higher than the 25–30% typical of lavandin blends commonly sold as 'lavender oil.' Linalyl acetate follows at 26–32%. This chemical profile is the one associated with the documented cortisol-reducing and sleep-promoting properties in peer-reviewed aromatherapy research.
Lavender Essential Oil skincare benefits
Origin
Tasmanian cultivation
Extraction method
Steam distillation
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