Le Comptoir Aroma Lavender Aspic Organic Essential Oil is an oil traditionally used in cases of bronchitis with hacking cough.
Lavender aspic has larger leaves than Lavender officinalis. It blooms later (June to August), and its flowers give off a more camphorated fragrance. Its stems are branched, which differentiates it from True Lavender.
Lavender Aspic essential oil is recognized for its analgesic and anesthetic properties on the skin. Its composition of linalool, camphor and 1,8-cineole enables it to effectively soothe the pain and itching caused by various aggressions such as stings, burns or bites. These compounds interact with the nociceptive receptors responsible for triggering pain signals, while stimulating certain receptors involved in local anesthesia.
Thanks to its linalool content, this essential oil has well-documented anti-inflammatory properties. Studies have demonstrated its ability to attenuate the production of pro-inflammatory cytokines, making it an invaluable ally in relieving skin inflammation resulting from stings, bites and other aggressions.
The camphor present in Lavender Aspic oil supports the healing process by facilitating toxin elimination and skin tissue regeneration. Its effectiveness in this area is supported by clinical data and traditional uses, making this essential oil a common choice in wound care protocols.
Thanks to its components such as 1,8-cineole and camphor, this essential oil is recommended for relieving respiratory tract ailments. It promotes the expulsion of bronchial secretions and helps decongest the nose, offering effective relief from ENT infections and respiratory congestion.
Lavender Aspic essential oil has notable antimicrobial activity, notably against certain pathogenic fungi and bacteria. Its antibacterial and antifungal properties make it an effective agent for fighting skin and respiratory infections, contributing to better overall health.
Thanks to components such as 1,8-cineole and monoterpene alcohols, this essential oil possesses antiviral properties that can help fight viral infections and strengthen the immune system. Its use can be beneficial in the prevention and treatment of common viral infections.
Studies have shown that Lavender Aspic essential oil and some of its components have repellent effects on parasites and insect pests. It can be used to protect foodstuffs against insect infestation and to combat human lice, offering a natural alternative to chemical products.
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Antalgic cutaneous: soothes pain caused by various skin aggressions (stings, burns...).
Antibacterial, antifungal: effective against staphylococcus aureus germs.
Neurotonic: acts on the nervous system, calming the pain of bites and burns.
Anti-inflammatory: prevents inflammation resulting from attacks on the skin (bites, burns, etc.).
Healing: stimulates tissue nutrition and circulatory activity, promoting skin healing.
Precautions for use
Contains camphor and eucalyptol.
Keep out of reach of children.
Not recommended for pregnant or breast-feeding women or children under 6.
Keep away from heat and light.
100% Organic Lavender Aspic Essential Oil
Botanical family: Lamiaceae
Producing organ: flowering tops
Chemotype: linalool, 1.8 cineole, camphor
Lavender Aspic essential oil containsseveral allergenic biochemical components, one of which is present in large quantities: linalool (25 to 50%); limonene (≤3%); citronellol (≤0.3%); geraniol (≤0.2%); coumarin (≤0.2%); eugenol (≤0.1%).
Presentation
10ml bottle.
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