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- Lavender is referred to as
the "good
witches"
herb, as it was useful in averting the "evil
eye".
- It
is a small, aromatic shrub used in the fragrance, specialty
food, and alternative medicine industries originated around the
Mediterranean in poor, rocky soils and mild coastal climates.
- Lavandin flowers grow on
long stalks that sway in the wind. The stalks rise 18 to 24
inches above the plant and move as ornamental grasses.
- Lavender has long found a
role in folk medicine. The plant has been used as an
antispasmodic, carminative, diuretic and general tonic.
- Fresh leaves and flowers,
as well as the diluted essential oil are applied to the forehead
to relieve headaches and to joints to treat rheumatic pain.
- Lavender is usually
administered in the form of an infusion, decoction or oil and is
either taken internally or applied topically for relief of
neuralgia.
- Lavender's versatility is
seen in its various applications as a fragrance in perfumes,
bath and shower products, hair care products, toiletry soaps,
detergents, typical formulations, synthetic derivatives and
production figures.
- Lavandula can be divided into 5
sub-generic groups.
- It includes Spanish,
Yellow, Sweet, French, Allardii, Goodwin Creek Gray, and Woolly
Lavender.
- Essential oils are used as
flavors and fragrances in manufacturing, as well as in
aromatherapy, an alternative health discipline.
- Lavender has been used for
centuries as an herbal remedy and does indeed appear to have
antiseptic, anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, anti-inflammatory,
anti-convulsive and anti-depressant properties.
- Dried Lavender stalks burn
like incense sticks and can be included in spells and rituals
aimed attracting money, love, protection and success.
- Lavender was widely used
as a natural antiseptic and deodorizer.
- Externally lavender oil is
one of the safest essential oils and can be used full strength
on the skin.
- The oils from Lavender,
Lavandin and Spike Lavender have long been used separately and
in the combination with other essential oils in the fragrance
and perfume industry.
- Lavender pillows, eye
pillows,
bath salts and floral waters are a wonderfully easy way to enjoy
the soothing effects of lavender aromatherapy.
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About
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Mechanism For Sustainable Development & promotion
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General
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The
allure Of Lavender
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Australian Lavender Industry
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Handbook by Rosemary Holmes
Growth and
Cultivation
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Lavender Enchantment
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Mountain Valley Growers
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Growing Lavender Anywhere
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Growth For Oil Production
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Cultivation
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Propagation And Harvesting
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Entertainment Farms
Distillation Process
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General view
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Distillation of essential oils
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Steam Distillation
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Distilling Lavandin & Lavender in Oregon
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Essential Oil Distiller
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Distilling Lavandin Flowers
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Gurilla-Distiller
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Gallon Distiller
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Hydrosols
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Oil
Distillation
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Lavender Fields Distillation
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Magic & Superstition
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Medicinal Uses
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Benefits of Lavender Oil
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Medical use of L.angustifolia
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Aromatherapy
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Properties And Applications
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Feasibility
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Essential Oil Price List
Species Of
Lavender
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Names & Identities
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Lavandula angustifolia
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Lavandula dentata
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Lavandula latifolia
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Lavandula stoechas
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Lavandula x intermedia
Products
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Lavender Products
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Hill Country Lavender Products
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Happy valley Products
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Pennine Lavender
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Extracted oils
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Lavender Green Products
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Invitation
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Gifts
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Recipes
Manufacturers And Suppliers
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Suppliers Of Lavender
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Manufacturers and suppliers in India
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Suppliers of Featured and Trade Leads
To Be Noted
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Provencal Lavender Fields Map
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Snaps
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Points to remember
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