My first time meeting lavender oil was a few years ago when my aunt made me a batch from the lavender that grows unabashedly in her garden. “Put it on your skin, you’ll thank me later” is what she said. Of course, I did what she told me, and my skin has been forever grateful. Having been acne prone, lavender oil has helped reduce my acne, redness and irritation in my skin.
Olive oil is also a gentle moisturizer, good for all skin types.
Use this lavender oil in your bath, as a massage oil, as a daily cleanser as I do, in your hair to help with itchiness or dryness, and as a daily skin moisturizer. I also use it when holding space for others to help bring calmness and peace; just a few drops in the hand and inhale. Lavender is a beautiful ally of peace and tranquility.
Made on unceded Lenape land.
How it’s Made: I use lavender flowers from my aunts garden or from friends who so graciously share their lavender, and now my own lavender plant. I crush the leaves by hand or with stone to release the fragrance and then soak the flowers, stems and leaves in olive oil for 2-3 months. I then add one drop of lavender essential oil for the final product. You are left with a lavender oil that smells like the plant itself, because it is. <3
My first time meeting lavender oil was a few years ago when my aunt made me a batch from the lavender that grows unabashedly in her garden. “Put it on your skin, you’ll thank me later” is what she said. Of course, I did what she told me, and my skin has been forever grateful. Having been acne prone, lavender oil has helped reduce my acne, redness and irritation in my skin.
Olive oil is also a gentle moisturizer, good for all skin types.
Use this lavender oil in your bath, as a massage oil, as a daily cleanser as I do, in your hair to help with itchiness or dryness, and as a daily skin moisturizer. I also use it when holding space for others to help bring calmness and peace; just a few drops in the hand and inhale. Lavender is a beautiful ally of peace and tranquility.
Made on unceded Lenape land.
How it’s Made: I use lavender flowers from my aunts garden or from friends who so graciously share their lavender, and now my own lavender plant. I crush the leaves by hand or with stone to release the fragrance and then soak the flowers, stems and leaves in olive oil for 2-3 months. I then add one drop of lavender essential oil for the final product. You are left with a lavender oil that smells like the plant itself, because it is. <3
Ingredients: Organic Olive Oil, Homegrown Lavender flowers, stems & leaves
