Pure Lavender Essential Oil

Lavandula angustifolia, true English lavender · distilled from Lavandula angustifolia flowering spikes · bottled 100% pure and undiluted

Steam-Distilled True Lavender

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True Lavender Oil comes from the flowering spikes of Lavandula angustifolia, the classic English lavender prized above lavandin hybrids for its finer scent. Each batch carries a soft, floral character with a gentle herbaceous edge and a clean, sweet finish that lingers without sharpness.

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Lavender Essential Oil at a Glance

Botanical NameLavandula angustifolia
Plant PartFlowering spikes (tops)
Extraction MethodSteam distillation of fresh flowering spikes
Aroma ProfileSoft, floral, and gently herbaceous with a clean, sweet finish
Perfumery NoteMiddle note
Blends Well WithCitrus, cedarwood, chamomile, bergamot, clary sage, and geranium
Shelf Life & StorageTypically stable 2 to 3 years unopened; store in a cool, dark cabinet away from direct sunlight to preserve aroma.

Bulk Orders Welcome

We happily fill bulk orders for True Lavender Oil, from small studio batches to 400 lb drums. Every size ships from the same standard, so formulators, candle and soap makers, and resellers can scale up with confidence.

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Ways to Use It

Evening Diffuser Ritual

Add a few drops to your diffuser in the evening for a soft, floral scent that settles a bedroom before sleep, no additives needed.

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Diluted Skincare Drops

Mix a drop or two into your favorite lotion or a light carrier oil for a fragrant, floral touch in your nightly skincare routine.

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Soap and Candle Craft

Blend a measured amount into melt and pour soap base or candle wax for a soft, floral scent that carries through the finished batch.

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Linen and Room Spray

Combine a few drops with water in a spray bottle to freshen linens, closets, or a room with a clean, floral scent instantly.

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Dilution & Safety

Lavender essential oil is a concentrated botanical extract, not a finished product. For skin use, dilute to 0.5% to 2% in a carrier such as sweet almond or fractionated coconut oil, and always patch test first. Keep the bottle away from eyes, children, and pets, avoid internal use, and store it in a cool, dark cabinet away from direct sunlight.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is True Lavender Oil pure and undiluted?
Yes. Every bottle is bottled 100% pure and undiluted, with no carrier oils, synthetic fragrance, or fillers added. You can review the full breakdown in our published Certificate of Analysis before you buy, so you know exactly what is in the bottle.
Is this true lavender or lavandin?
This is true lavender, Lavandula angustifolia, not the hardier lavandin hybrid often sold under a similar name. Lavandin has a sharper, more camphorous edge, while true lavender keeps the softer, sweeter floral character prized in perfumery and fine fragrance work.
What does this lavender oil smell like, and what does it blend with?
Expect a soft, floral aroma with a gentle herbaceous undertone and a clean, sweet finish, more refined than sharper lavandin scents. As a middle note, it pairs naturally with citrus, cedarwood, chamomile, bergamot, and clary sage in diffuser blends and homemade fragrance projects.
How do I dilute lavender oil for skin use?
Keep it light: mix roughly 0.5% to 2% lavender oil into a carrier such as sweet almond, grapeseed, or fractionated coconut oil, which works out to about 3 to 12 drops per ounce of carrier. Always patch test on a small area before wider use.
What sizes do you offer, and is wholesale available?
True Lavender Oil comes in ten sizes, starting at 0.5 oz for a first try and scaling all the way up to 400 lbs for wholesale and formulation buyers. Every size, small or large, follows the same purity standard from bottle to drum.
Does the price per ounce drop at larger sizes?
Yes, per-ounce cost falls steadily as size increases. Our largest 400 lb size works out to less than half the per-ounce price of the smallest 0.5 oz bottle, which is why formulators and resellers often step up to a mid or large size once they know their usage.
Is bulk lavender oil covered by lab documentation too?
Yes, every size we sell, from the 0.5 oz bottle to the 400 lb drum, is covered by the same published Certificate of Analysis. If your bulk order needs additional documentation beyond that, please contact us before ordering so we can confirm what is required.
Which size should I start with?
The 0.5 oz or 1 oz bottle is a good starting point if you are new to lavender oil and want to try it in a diffuser. Regular diffuser and skincare users tend to prefer 2 oz to 4 oz, while soap and candle makers usually move up to the 8 oz or 16 oz sizes.
How fast does lavender oil ship, and how do I check out?
Orders ship within 1 to 2 business days. Bulk sizes of 5 lbs and up may need a little extra handling before they leave our facility, so allow a bit more time for those. Checkout runs through our Shopify store, where you can select your size and complete payment securely.
Why is lavender considered a middle note in perfumery?
In perfume structure, lavender sits in the middle: it lasts longer than a citrus top note but fades before a heavier base like cedarwood. That makes it a natural bridge scent, softening brighter top notes while giving deeper base notes something floral to rest against, which is part of why it appears in so many classic fragrance blends.

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