Lavender essential oil

Scientific name: Lavandula Angustifolia Flower Oil
Classification: Essential Oil

Soothing, calming, regenerating.

Stories from Nature

The common name “lavender,” by which we usually refer to this plant, derives from the Latin “lavare” (lavandus, lavanda, lavandum = “that which must be washed”), as it was widely used in ancient times to cleanse the body.

It was used as an ingredient in the preparation of talismans and good-luck charms, in magical and esoteric rituals, both as a fragrance for water and spaces—as in Roman times—especially in thermal waters, and in the preparation of infusions for hair and skin care.

Lavender flowers have the unique quality of continuing to release their fragrance even after they’ve been dried, which is why they’re often used to scent linens. Today, lavender is widely used in perfumery, cosmetics, herbal medicine, and phytotherapy. A precious essential oil is extracted from it.

Benefits for Hair

Lavender essential oil is a cornerstone of professional phytocosmetics. Its inclusion in skincare and haircare formulations transforms the detox treatment into a ritual, combining technical efficacy with sensory pleasure.

Lavender has an extraordinary ability to soothe. Its interaction with Scalp stabilizes the most delicate areas and restores balance and comfort to the skin. The resulting sensory experience promotes lasting well-being, transforming the washing routine into a moment of true regeneration.

It acts as a catalyst for purity. Its cleansing action keeps the scalp clear, preserving its natural vitality. The hair gains crystal-clear clarity and an impeccable structure, reflecting visible health from the very first application.

It helps maintain the hydrolipid balance, ensuring constant freshness at the roots. The hair retains an enviable lightness and natural volume. 

Skin Benefits