# Lavandin Abrial

> Lavandin Abrial from France, the first lavandin ever successfully cloned: rich in linalyl acetate, close in scent to high-altitude lavender, with a brisk thread of camphor beneath.

Price: 17.00 USD · in stock

## About
Lavender history lives in this bottle. Abrial was the first lavandin ever successfully cloned, and its oil still carries the fine, floral character that made it worth repeating: it is high in linalyl acetate, one of the benchmark components of fine Lavandula angustifolia, and to the nose it sits closer to high-altitude lavender than to French Mailette.Beneath that softness runs a significant amount of camphor and 1,8-cineole. It is much gentler than spike lavender, which shares those notes, and so more appropriate for diffusing around children. It also makes a wonderful support oil alongside the eucalyptus oils, tea tree and manuka.DetailsBotanical name: Lavandula hybrid var. AbrialisOrigin: France, organically producedMethod: steam-distilled from the blossomsBlends with: the eucalyptus oils, tea tree, manukaShelf life: about 2 to 3 years after openingHow to useDiffuse it on its own, or let it support a blend of eucalyptus, tea tree or manuka. Store it in the dark, refrigerated, and decant half-full bottles into smaller, full ones.A small piece of lavender history for your own shelf.