
Hydrosols
Melissa Lavender Hydrosol.
Distilled from organically grown flowers of the Melissa variety of lavender in the USA: a floral lavender water with a hint of dark honey. Spritz each temple for a midday rest.
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About this product
A hammock in early spring, a breeze moving through newly blossomed trees, and the hum of a lavender field coming into flower. That is the scent of this hydrosol: a distinctive floral lavender with a hint of dark honey, and perhaps the closest of the lavender waters to what you expect from lavender essential oil.
Despite its name, it is not a blend of melissa and lavender. It is a single distillation of Lavandula angustifolia var. Melissa, a lavender variety often called Melissa Lilac, made from organically grown flowers in the USA. A spritz at each temple makes a lovely ritual before a short afternoon rest, a quiet way to relax the mind and let the morning go.
Details
- Botanical name: Lavandula angustifolia var. Melissa
- Origin: USA
- Part distilled: Flowers
- Growing: Organically grown
How to use
Mist a little at each temple before a short rest, over the pillow, or onto your skin whenever you want the scent of a lavender field close by.
Early spring, kept in a bottle for any season.
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