Not all essential oils are created equal and with little or no regulation governing quality control standards, you need to be sure you are buying a quality product. As a lavender oil exporter, NZ Lavender is New Zealand's largest commercial lavender farm. Just a few minutes drive from Christchurch, on the verdant Canterbury plains. NZ Lavender prides itself on producing high quality oil in commercial volumes.

NZ Lavender takes the storage of the oil very seriously, fully aware of the harmful effects water, oxygen, heat, strong light and certain metals can have on lavender oil. To maintain the quality of the oil it is dried using anhydrous sodium sulphate before being stored at 4°C, under argon gas in aluminium containers.

Ingredients:
Single cultivar; Lavandula angustifolia “Avice Hill” - uniquely New Zealand
Characteristically high linalyl acetate, octanone and total esters
Characteristically low linalool
Pure, unblended and unadulterated
Extracted using steam distillation
Controlled storage

Suggested Usage:
Bath: Add 6-8 drops after running the water and agitate. or Add to a capful of milk or Epsom Salts and then add to the bath.
Shower: After wetting your hair add 3 drops to a capful of water and tip onto your head. Rinse off.
Hankerchief: Use 1-3 drops and inhale.
Compress: Add 6-8 drops to a bowl of warm water, swirl around. Soak a cloth and gently squeeze out and apply to area of your body you wish to treat. Use cold water for sore muscles.
Hand/Foot bath: Add 6-8 drops to a large bowl of warm water and soak for approximately 10 minutes.
Massage: Add 5 drops per 10ml of carrier oil, 1-2 drops for babies or elderly. Do not use undiluted.
Steam Inhaler: Add 4-6 drops to a bowl of hot water, place a towel over your head and breath in the vapour. Keep your eyes shut. Occasionally remove the towel and your head from the bowl.
Vaporisation: Fill the top dish of a vaporiser with warm water, add 6-8 drops, place a tea light candle in the space under the dish. Keep burner away from draughts.

Not to be taken orally