Lavender Tasmania Essential Oil – lavandular angustifolia – is one of the most sought after essential oil in the Heritage Oils collection.
This Lavender Tasmania Essential Oil is the classic French variety with a rich, sweet aroma that is both stimulating to the nose and calming to the mind.
Lavender was introduced to Australia and commercial sales began in 1921 from Tasmania, with small scale farms developing across Australia in Victoria, New South Wales and Western Australia. As this oil is grown in many different regions, the soil types, climate ranges and environments will affect the odour profile of the oil and the percentages of plant chemicals which make up the oil. As an example there is a distinct difference between the lavender oil from Tasmania which has a slightly earthy note, to the lavender oil from plants grown in the higher regions in the French landscape and the flatter areas of Bulgaria.
Most lavender is harvested from plantations or integrated crops although in France they still harvest wild lavender which comes at a cost.
Lavender essential oil is very versatile and can be seen in many blends and products either for its sweet aroma or its gentle calming effect in a diffuser.
Heritage Oils uses lavender in soaps, balms, salves, hand-creams, shampoos and in the very popular diffuser blend Tranquillity.
Although a safe oil to use for all the family at any age, lavender should still be handled with care. Store below 30?, keep out of the reach of children, do not ingest and use with a carrier oil on the skin, by trying a skin test first. Seek advice if pregnant or breast feeding as like many essential oils there is not enough information to know that they are entirely safe.
Contains plant chemical compounds linalool which can be an irritant and camphor.
Aromagolic –
My collection includes lavender essential oils from India, Bulgaria, France, Greece and Italy, as well as a very beautiful artisan oil from America. So far, my favorites have been Kashmiri lavender from India and Greek lavender. Now they had to give up the palm)). Tasmanian lavender won me over with its harmony and beauty. It has a unique balance of sweet and herbal notes, combined with picturesque spicy and light earthy shades. And for all its softness, the oil is very diffusive and powerful in flavor. Such unique oils I rarely add to the blends, preferring to use them separately, on their own, to enjoy all the facets of a great aroma.