Lavender Essential Oil – Undiluted

Our lavender essential oil has a floral-herbal scent for home fragrance and personal-care formulation.

Choose it for the aroma in your diffuser or as an ingredient in a properly formulated body oil or soap.

Available in 10ml and 30ml sizes, it is a concentrated oil that needs dilution before skin contact.

Do not apply undiluted or swallow this oil.

Product Details

• Botanical name: Lavandula angustifolia
• Extraction: Steam distilled
• Form: Undiluted essential oil
• Origin: Bulgaria
• Aroma: Floral and herbaceous
• Sizes: 10ml and 30ml

Technical Specifications

• Specific gravity (D20/20): 0.8790–0.8880
• Refractive index (ND20): 1.4590–1.4630
• Linalyl acetate: 30.00–42.00% by GC area

Why Choose Our Lavender Essential Oil?

We bottle our lavender oil in small batches without adding diluents.

We keep supplier Certificates of Analysis for our lavender oil.

Lavender Oil for Diffusers & Home Fragrance

Lavender brings a floral note with an herbal edge to a room.

Use it when you want a botanical scent as part of your evening routine or everyday home fragrance.

Use only in a diffuser designed for essential oils and follow the device instructions for quantity, duration and cleaning.

Stop diffusion if the aroma causes coughing, headache or discomfort.

What Does Research Say About Lavender Oil and Sleep?

Research on lavender preparations is not evidence of a sleep benefit from our oil.

A 2015 randomized trial involving 79 college students compared a lavender inhalation patch plus sleep-hygiene advice with a blank patch plus the same advice over five nights.

The lavender group reported better sleep quality, but sleep quantity did not differ between groups.

The study tested inhalation patches, not our oil or its use in a diffuser or skincare formula.

NCCIH notes that lavender aromatherapy’s effects on sleep quality and insomnia remain unclear.

For persistent sleep difficulties, speak with a qualified healthcare professional.

Other Ways to Use Lavender Essential Oil

In Body Oils & Cosmetic Formulations

Lavender can add fragrance to a body oil or soap when the formula is designed for essential oils.

For topical preparations, use a suitable carrier oil and a product-specific formulation guide with a measured concentration appropriate to the intended use.

Do not improvise a dilution or add unmeasured drops to a finished skincare product.

Exploring Aromatic Blends

If you prefer an herbal scent profile, explore Rosemary Essential Oil alongside lavender.

Follow the formulation or device guidance for the total amount of essential oil used in a blend.

Safety

• For external and aromatic use only; do not ingest.
• Do not apply the concentrated oil directly to skin or scalp.
• Avoid the eyes, mouth, mucous membranes and broken or irritated skin.
• Patch test a properly formulated, diluted preparation before broader use and stop if irritation occurs.
• Keep the bottle out of reach of children and pets.
• If pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication or managing a medical condition, seek professional advice before use.
• Seek professional advice before using essential oils with children, and veterinary advice before using them around pets.
• Do not use an essential-oil diffuser in a home with birds.

Storage

Keep the bottle tightly closed, away from direct sunlight and heat.

Follow the storage and expiry information supplied with your bottle.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a ready-to-use skin or massage oil?

No: it is supplied undiluted and needs an appropriate dilution before contact with skin.

How many drops should I use in a diffuser?

Follow the instructions for your essential-oil-compatible diffuser.

There is no single drop count that suits every device and use setting.

Is lavender essential oil the same as lavender fragrance oil?

They describe different types of aromatic material.

An essential oil is a botanical extract; a fragrance oil is a scent formulation that may contain natural materials, synthetic materials or both.