Description
Lavender Oil Spike, derived from Lavandula latifolia, is another variety of lavender with a more camphorous and intense scent compared to Lavandula angustifolia. While not as commonly used in aromatherapy, it finds applications in medicinal and industrial settings.
Lavender Spike possesses strong antiseptic and expectorant properties, making it valuable in supporting respiratory health and aiding in wound healing. It is also used in insect repellents and cleaning products due to its potent aroma and antimicrobial qualities.
Medicinal use: Lavender Oil Spike is used medicinally for its potent antiseptic and expectorant properties. It is beneficial in supporting respiratory health, helping to relieve coughs and congestion. The oil’s antimicrobial qualities also make it useful for disinfecting wounds and promoting healing, while its camphorous aroma aids in respiratory relief.
Cosmetic use: It has the ability to help control excess oil production. It can be found in skincare products like cleansers and toners to address oily skin issues, promote a clearer complexion, and provide a refreshing and invigorating aroma.
Aromatherapy use: This oil is less commonly used compared to Lavandula angustifolia. However, it can still be diffused to promote a calming atmosphere, easing stress and anxiety. Its camphorous aroma may offer respiratory benefits, helping to clear congestion and soothe the airways, supporting overall relaxation.
Interesting fact – Lavender Oil Spike is also known as “Spanish Lavender” and has a more intense camphorous aroma than traditional lavender oil.
