LAVENDER NEWT organic-10ml-Valnet
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Essential oil of aspic lavender, Lavandula latifolia (Lamiaceae family)
Specific Burns Stings. Anti-infectious, bactericidal, fungicidal and toning.
Description
Lavender aspic essential oil
There are around thirty species of lavender including true or fine lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) which grows above 800 m and aspic lavender or “large lavender” which is found below this altitude. Lavandin comes from the crossing of the pollens of these 2 species of lavender.
Aspic lavender takes its name from its use in cases of snake bites, the asp viper of Mediterranean climates. It is quite specific for severe skin burns.
Compared to true lavender essential oil, spike lavender essential oil contains a lot of cineole-1,8 and linalool as well as camphor.
It contains a little camphoraceous ketones! No contraindication to the physiological doses and uses recommended by a specialist doctor for this so-called “cineole” chemotype.
Main therapeutic properties and indications
Soothes and treats first and second degree burns - Anti-infectious, anti-bacterial (staphylococcus aureus) - Anti-viral - Anti-catarrhal, expectorant.
It is strongly recommended to help treat and effectively relieve burns .
It is also used to help effectively treat severe bronchitis, hacking coughs, rhinitis and resistant pharyngitis.
To help treat infectious acne, certain foot fungus, etc.
Manual
Internal use: on the advice of a specialist doctor
On the skin
Lavender aspic essential oil is used pure or very slightly diluted, directly on burns, sunburns, stings, abrasions, etc.
To relieve and help treat severe bronchitis and pharyngitis: do a short massage or rub on the bronchi, back and throat with the essential oil of lavender aspic with cineole diluted in a vegetable oil. Dilution of 30 or 40% essential oil.
In case of viral illnesses: massage the back, kidneys, neck, stomach and soles of the feet several times a day with a mixture of lavender aspic essential oil, Ravintsara essential oil and essential oil Thyme thujanol or linalool diluted in vegetable oil.
In broadcast :
It is rarely used in diffusion, preference is given to its cousin, true lavender!
Body care :
In the event of wasp, bee, scorpion or jellyfish stings, more common than asp viper stings, to relieve and quickly cure a severe sunburn, Asp Lavender essential oil will be very valuable. Dilution in vegetable oil of St. John's wort or other.
IMPORTANT: Respect the instructions and precautions for use, dosages. Perform a skin test at the bend of the elbow to avoid the ever-possible risk of allergy. Apply a drop and wait 24 hours for a possible skin or other reaction. Watch out for your eyes!
For any therapeutic use of essential oils or internal use, use during pregnancy, during breastfeeding, for young children, consult a specialist doctor. For more information and therapeutic uses, consult a specialist doctor. The information cited on this site is taken from scientific reference works in aromatherapy and cannot in any way constitute medical information, make use of a diagnosis or prescription, nor engage the responsibility of the site.
It is recommended to ensure that you have a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. Keep out of reach of children. This product is not a medication
Brand
Doctor Valnet is considered the father of phyto-aromatherapy : he contributed, from the 1950s, to highlighting the qualities of essential oils for well-being. Natural treasures, Docteur Valnet essential oils are the result of distillation processes that respect the plant's active ingredients: low-pressure steam distillation for plants, and extraction by cold pressing , without adding solvent, for citrus fruits. . 100% organic in origin, essential oils are valuable well-being allies. Doctor Valnet’s laboratory (Vendômes 41)Technical sheet:
| Distilled part | flowering tops |
| Chemotype | linalool, cineole-1,8 |
| Distillation | with low pressure water vapor |
| Origin | Spain |
| Yield | 40 kg for 1 kg of EO |