Lavender Mailette
LAVENDER MAILETTE Essential Oil
Size: 5 ml. Violetglass bottle
Botanical Name: Lavandula augustifolia, variety "Maillette"
Source: France
Method: Steam distillation of flowers by a small artisan distiller
Notes: This is a modern variety of cloned lavender. The population is genetically identical, unlike the Lavender Fine population. This clone has become one of the most popular lavenders for creating natural perfumes. It’s sweet aroma is smooth and soft, and very reliable from batch to batch. That said, it is missing the genetic and aromatic diversity of uncloned lavender populations.
Homeopathic Properties
• Anti-bacterial • Anti-depressant • Anti-emetic • Anti-infectious • Anti-inflammatory • Anti-septic • Anti-spasmodic • Anti-viral • Cardio-tonic • Deodorant • Hepatic • Hypotensive • Nervine • Relaxant: muscles • Sedative • Stimulant: circulatory • Vulnerary
Uses
Internal–oral, inhalation, diffusion, suppository
External--topical application, wounds and burns, massage, bath, spinal & local compress, energy centers and meridian points
Aromatic Profile
Top Note: Warm, sweet, fruity, herbaceous notes
Heart Note: Warm, sweet, fruity/floral, notes
Base Note: Herbaceous, woody resinous undertone
Classification: Heart or top note
Tenacity: Medium
In natural perfumery, it is used in making colognes, herbal notes, fougeres, chypres, forest notes, modern new mown hay perfumes, and amber blends.
Observations and Anecdotal Information
Lavender Maillette seems to have a special affinity for healing nerves. It regenerates damaged nerves, and can help restore nerve degeneration from disease.
It is also helpful for supporting tendon and ligament injuries, and connective tissue damage. Conditions such as scleroderma, MS, and myofascial/muscular degenerative diseases can really benefit from regular use of this oil applied topically.
Its very sweet aroma is both relaxing and revitalizing. Often it is enjoyed even by those who normally shy away from lavender. It is a lovely addition to diffusion blends, and appealing to sensitive individuals and children.
This clone has become one of the most popular lavenders for creating natural perfumes. It’s sweet aroma is smooth and soft, and very reliable from batch to batch. That said, it is missing the genetic and aromatic diversity of the rare, uncloned lavender populations.
Cautions
This oil is generally regarded as safe at normal doses.
Avoid use with infants, unless supported by a health care professional.
Keep all essential oils away from eyes.
Store in a safe place, out of the reach of children.
All internal uses should be researched and/or supported by a health care professional. Product quality and dosage are critically important when using essential oils internally.
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