Tisserand Aromatherapy - Lavender Essential Oil, 9 ml

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I studied aromatherapy using essential oils about 20 years ago. I make my own deodorant, perfumes, body oils and face creams using only pure essential oils. Essential oils are derived from plants. Their fragrance, “essence of the oil”, is extracted usually distilled by using steam, but there are other methods including cold pressing. As you can imagine over the 20 years I have tried various essential oils and I have found that Tisserand oils are of compromising quality. The fragrance from their oils is natural and fresh. There have been some I have tried from other companies where the scent has smelt inferior or artificial, not pleasing at all. I am very careful when purchasing products, I always Investigate a company and research their ethos before I can feel comfortable buying from them. I could never be happy using a product if it has been tested on animals, including its ingredients. I couldn’t enjoy the benefits of my aromatherapy skills knowing that the oils I am using have been cruelly tested on a defenceless animal. Not only does this cause unnecessary suffering to a living creature, but it is also bad karma. YLANG-YLANG - this scent, to me, is like opening a bottle which contains various sweet-smelling flowers with a hint of sweet bubble-gum. I am probably not giving this sent much justice. It is a lovely, very floral scent, but not a sickly sweet one. Apparently, ylang-ylang is an ingredient in the perfume Chanel No.5. Ylang-ylang works well for de-stressing, anxiety or depression. Add a few drops into an aromatherapy oil burner to help calm moods or to feel relaxed. Or, mix with a carrier oil, such as jojoba, apricot, coconut, Olive oil, or sweet almond oil. There are many to choose from, whichever one most suits your skin. To stay on the safe side create a mixture that is 1% essential oil and 99% carrier oil when using on the skin. if using Ylang-ylang for calmness, also add lavender oil = 1% + 1% + 98% MAY CHANG - has a fresh sweet lemon scent which reminds me of lemon sherbet sweets due to its fizzy note. There are a few essential oils, such as lemongrass but this has a harsh tone, which is why I prefer May Chang this is the number one floral lemon scent for me. It isn’t sharp, it is floral, light and uplifting like a fresh summer's day in a Lemon orchard. May Chang works well for relieving fatigue as it is energising. This is not suitable for sensitive skins especially if suffering from eczema. Add a few drops to an aromatherapy oil burner to lift a headache or to boost one’s energy. Pregnant/breastfeeding women, children, or people with a medical/skin condition should always use essential oils with caution. Check first with a qualified practitioner before using any essential oil. Although these are plant-based, they could potentially be hazardous to one’s health or to an unborn child. If you found my review of use, please press the "Helpful" button. Thank you 😊

This Tisserand Lavender Organic Essential Oil smells very potent, unique and earthy. It's calming and healing. It blends wonderfully with lavender and citrus essential oils and it's very smooth and uplifting. It's great for natural skincare and bath salt blends. Great essential oil!

Sehr intensives, nicht muffiges Patchouli von der Firma, die die besten ätherischen Öle herstellt. Perfekt zum Erden von manchen, zu schrillen Parfüms

I use this eucalyptus oil in baths and for massage. The scent is fresh and invigorating, and it feels really relaxing on the skin. I love how it leaves me feeling refreshed and calm definitely a high-quality essential oil.