Lavender Essential Oil – Bulgarian

Bulgarian Lavender is grown in Bulgaria, famous for growing and distilling some of the world’s finest flower essential oils in the world. Lavender from Bulgaria is by far the most used and popular organic oil in the United States. Its unique fragrance and ability to blend into many useful formulas accounts for this level of acceptability and appreciation.

The success of aromatherapy in its modern format is largely owing to the influence and prowess of the Lavender plant. Although plant oils and have been in use for ages, the term aromatherapy was coined in 1937 by a perfumer and chemist in France named Rene’-Maurice Gattefosse. During an accident in his laboratory, which had him in fire, he instinctively deepened himself into the nearest available liquid. Fortunately, it was Lavender oil! Judging by the later account of this chemist and perfumer, the pain from the scars eased faster than normal. The burn healed eventually without any scar. Its botanical name is Lavandula angustifolia.

Lavender oil is known for its anti-inflammatory, antifungal, antidepressant, antiseptic, antibacterial and antimicrobial properties. It also has antispasmodic, analgesic, detoxifying, hypotensive and sedative effects. Lavender oil is one of the most well-known essential oils in aromatherapy.

• Essential oils for therapeutic aromatherapy. Keeping the body frequency high and well oxygenated is key for disease-free living.
• Essential oils protect against airborne germs, dangerous bacteria and viruses, and increase the speed of inter-cellular communication.
• Essential Oils, naturally laden with oxygenating molecules, have the ability to penetrate cell walls, and transport oxygen and nutrients inside the cell to feed the cell nucleous.
• Without oxygen, nutrients cannot be assimilated, but by increasing oxygen at the cellular level, essential oils may support a strong immune system.