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Lavandin Burnati Super (Lavandula burnatii) Essential Oil

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Plant description

Latin Name :	Lavandula burnatii, hybrida var. super
English Name :	Lavandin super
French Name :	Lavandin super
Family :	Lamiaceae
Origin :	France, Spain

History and Origin

Lavandin and True Lavender share the same origins. Lavendin is the result of the hybridization of two lavenders, true lavender and wild lavender, with botanical and pharmacological properties averaging those of their ascendants. Bees, with cross pollination, were the first to realize this hybridization. Lavandin super is the result of such hybridization. It presents characteristics of both true lavender and spike lavender. But its yield in essential oil is more important than lavender, which explains its inferior price.

Distilled part:	Flowering tops
Extraction:	Steam distillation
Main components:	Monoterpenic alcohols (linalool 30%), esters (linalyle acetate 40%)
Oil characteristics:	Clear mobile liquid of a pale yellow color presenting the typical smell of lavender, agrestic and slightly camphoric.

Energetic and emotional effect

Relaxes and purifies. Eases inner pesce and calmness.

Culinary

One drop on a sugar cube or in a warm drink enhances digestion. Lavendin brings an original touch to cakes, puddings and many drinks and desserts.

Perfumery

Used in the crafting of perfumes and colognes.

Environment

A few drops on a cloth or a pouch of dried flowers will perfume linen and keep moths away. A few drops can also be poured into the washer tank. You can also use it blended will rubbing alcohol and water to clean and disinfect faucets and handles in the bathroom. Also pleasant to use in your vacuum cleaner.

Skincare

Lavendin can be used in the bath, in massage oil or in creams.

Synergy

Blends well with orange and marjoram.

Not recommended in the first three months of pregnancy, in breastfeeding women and in epileptic persons.
Not recommended in case of low blood pressure.

Chromatography

Lot B-LABUSESP08Q

Monoterpenol: linalool (35,17 %)

Terpene ester: linalyl acetate (31,21 %)

Terpene oxide: 1,8 cineole (5,35 %)

Monoterpene ketone: camphor (5,35 %)

Lot B-LABUSESP09R (2017/04)

Spain

Monoterpenol : linalool (34,48 %)

Terpene ester: linalyl acetate (33,09 %)

Monoterpene ketone: camphor (5,76 %)

Lot BLABUSESP02T (2019/01)

Spain

Monoterpenol: linalool (36,47 %)

Terpene ester: linalyl acetate (32,00 %)

Monoterpene ketone: camphor (5,29 %)

Lot BLABUSESP07T (2019/01)

Spain

Monoterpenol: linalool (36,47 %)

Terpene ester: linalyl acetate (32,00 %)

Monoterpene ketone: camphor (5,29 %)

Lot BLABUSFRA12T (2018/06)

France

Monoterpenol: linalool (35,91 %)

Terpene ester: linalyl acetate (33,39 %)

Monoterpene ketone: camphor (5,18 %)

Lot BLABUSESP11U (2019/01)

Spain

Monoterpenol: linalool (36,47 %)

Terpene ester: linalyl acetate (32,00 %)

Monoterpene ketone: camphor (5,29 %)

Lot BLABUSFRA01X (2023/01)

France

Monoterpenol: linalool (35,27 %)

Terpene ester: linalyl acetate (36,24%)

Monoterpene ketone: camphor (3,95%)

Lot BLABUSESP07Y (2024/07)

Espagne

Monoterpenol: linalool (36,57 %)

Terpene ester: linalyl acetate (35,68 %)

Monoterpene ketone: camphor (4,50 %)

FRANCHOMME, Pierre, et Docteur Daniel PÉNOËL, « L’AROMATHÉRAPIE EXACTEMENT », Éditions Roger Jollois, 2001, p. 392.
FESTY, Danièle, « Ma bible des huiles essentielles », Leduc's Editions, Paris, 2007, p. 100.
DAVIS, Patricia, « L'Aromathérapie de A À Z », les éditions Vigot, Paris, 2006, p. 214-215.

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