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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.
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About this product
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.
Details
- Botanical name: Lavandula hybrid var. Abrialis
- Origin: France, organically produced
- Method: steam-distilled from the blossoms
- Blends with: the eucalyptus oils, tea tree, manuka
- Shelf life: about 2 to 3 years after opening
How to use
Diffuse 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.
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