Benefits of Lavender Oil

Benefits of Lavender Oil

Benefits of Lavender Oil

Before I become all business-like, let me digress a bit. When I was a kid, I used to live in Shimla and our neighbour’s daughter was called “Lavender.” No, she was not a foreigner and no, she was not Christian either. Her surname was quintessentially Punjabi (think Chadha, Chopra, Bhalla and so on) and I used to call her ‘Lavender Didi’. 😛 Her mad mother told us that she was named so because she (the mother) loved the colour! :headbang:

I tend to meet people with the strangest of names. The first one who I met was myself, but that does not count. I am cool enough (smugness alert :smug: ) to rock my gender ambiguous name which seems to belong more to a boorish looking man who goes about assailing people with hockey sticks than to a gentle-spirited soul like me who loves bunnies, spends half her time on IMBB and licks the ice-cream cone until she gets told off by her mother for not minding her manners. (Random fact – I also have a namesake who is a high-profile rapist, true story).  To continue with the ridiculous names, I have a girl in my class called “Salty.” Maybe her parents thought that “Sweety” was too common and wanted something unique. I also know a “Shatabdi” who was named so because her parents met in that famous train and of course, there is even a “Greeny” in college and her younger sister is called “Dolphin.” I swear I am not making this up. I actually KNOW these people and have to keep a straight face around them. I often wonder if Dolphin’s parents reward her with fish, if Salty’s brother is ever brave enough to ask her to pass the salt at the dinner table, if Shatabdi gets a discount whenever she travels via her super fast namesake, and if Greeny is going to be head-hunted by Greenpeace someday to be a mascot and of course, now that I think about it, I wonder if Lavender Didi’s mum only sniffed at her daughter to cure herself of insomnia.

Yes, that is one of the uses of the plant’s essential oil. No, wait, I am running ahead of myself. We will begin at the beginning.

So, who and what is Lavender?

Lavender

Lavender is the name of a species of 39 kinds of flowers which are found extensively in temperate climates. They have inspired all kinds of things right from the names of colours to those of people (like my Lavender Didi and that silly Lavender Brown from Hogwarts). It is generally used as an ornamental plant and is also extensively cultivated for its oil.

Oil? O-O-O-OIL?! Oh no!

Before you pucker up and turn your face the other way, let me offer you a temptation – this oil smells divine! There, now that we have managed to ensnare you with its enticing aroma, let’s begin singing paens in its honour.

Lavender oil is actually the essential oil derived from the plant and is about 70 times more potent that the actual flowers. Lavender oil is also one of the safest of all distilled essential oils and because of its multiple uses, it is also one of the most popular. Since ancient times it has been symbolic of cleanliness and purity, and its latin derivative ‘Lavare’ actually means “to wash.”

How Can I Exploit it to Maximum Benefit?

This may sound very far fetched, but lavender essential oil is a remedy for insomnia, aching muscles, acne, burns, cuts and wounds, misbehaving skin, headache, insomnia, menstrual cramps, sinusitis, stress, sunburn, dragons, chudails, Orcs, and Lord Voldemort. Okay, well, I lied about the last four but as for the other claims, it is all true.

Lavender

The immediate aromatic effect of lavender essential oil on the mind is a calming and relaxing one. It instantly de-stresses and releases tension.

Now, let me enumerate its benefits individually:

1.) As a sleeping aid:

Insomniac? Worried? Anxious about your lucky rocketship underpants? Afraid of monsters under the bed? No fear, lavender is here. There was a time in the not so distant past when I would sleep for barely 4 hours per night. It wasn’t as if I was out partying or studying too much or talking on the phone or reading. I simply had trouble falling asleep even after the lights went out. I would lie awake counting imaginary sheep and making crazy and rather rude versions of ‘Ba Ba Black Sheep’ in my head until 3 or 4 in the morning. It wasn’t good for my mood, mind and health, and it definitely wasn’t good for my skin. Then, one day, I decided to dabble in the unknown and bought a bottle of lavender oil at a friend’s insistence and started sprinkling a few drops of that oil every night on my bedsheet. I found it much easier to fall asleep inhaling that relaxing smell but often wondered if that result was only a placebo effect. Apparently, it isn’t. Lavender oil (along with geranium oil) is a mild sedative which contains compounds that slow down brain waves and relieve anxiety. This helps us to drift off to sleep without troubling imaginary barn animals.

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2.) As an anti-viral, anti-fungal, antiseptic Ninja:

Lavender essential oil is replete with compounds that are germicidal. Hence, it acts as a super Ninja against all sorts of viruses, fungi and bacteria. If you have a cold bug going through your workplace, home or secret laboratory where you hide from your pesky elder sister, just use lavender oil in a diffuser to cleanse the air. Much healthier than those weirdly named and horrible smelling chemical disinfectants any day. If you’re particularly prone to colds and illnesses, you can also add drops of lavender essential oil to a spray bottle of water and spritz it on areas of transmission like phone, doorknobs, etc.

In humid season, when you are at your wits’ end to protect your precious little feet from stinking up and fungal problems, lavender oil can again come to the rescue. Spray the insides of your running shoes and other closed footwear with lavender oil to deodorise them and prevent growth of any kind of fungus. You can also soak your feet a couple of times a week in hot water containing lavender and tea tree oils.

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Lavender oil is also very effective in battling respiratory problems during cough and cold, as well as in clearing blocked sinuses. It is generally used in the form of vapour or is applied on the neck, chest and back.

3.) When the dog bites and the bee stings:

No, you do not remember your favourite things. Instead, you pick up your darling bottle of lavender EO. Firstly, lavender oil acts as a natural insect repellent. Simply put a cotton ball soaked in this oil in areas where you want to banish insects from – like kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, treehouse, dungeons, etc. If heaven forbid, some pesky little insect does manage to put on a gas mask and survive the smell of lavender EO, it will obviously bite you in retaliation. After you are done howling and saying words that would put your moral science teachers in school to shame, pick up the bottle of oil again. Apply 2-3 drops straight on the bite or sting. The compounds in the oil will take away the itch or the sting, and because of its anti-bacterial properties, the oil will also aid in quicker healing. If the sting is still lodged in your skin, remove it first before applying the oil. Oh, and as for the dog bites, that was just written to quote ‘The Sound of Music’. In case of a dog bite, shoot the dog first and then go and get anti-rabies shots. 😛

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4.) To heal burns:

Lavender essential oil’s benefits, indeed the whole science of aromatherapy, were an accidental discovery by René-Maurice Gattefossé. He burnt his hand in the lab one day (foolish boy! Maybe his chemistry teachers never taught him the correct art of careful lab work) and plunged it into a nearby vat of lavender EO. He noticed that despite the burns, his arm healed without scars or infection. Scars are a direct result of bacteria and germs, and thanks to its antiseptic properties, lavender EO prevents infection. It also aids in speedy recovery of the skin and healthy tissue formation. However, this is only for superficial burns, and not second and third degree category of serious burns. Lavender oil can be applied in the “neat” form on the burn a few times a day until it heals. On larger areas, you can also spritz a diluted solution.

The same trick can be used for sunburn as well if you have been silly enough to prance around in the hot sun. First of all, take a cold shower to calm the skin. Then, spray a body mist made of lavender EO. To make it, simply add 15-20 drops of lavender oil in 1 cup of water. Use it a couple of times a day until sunburn is healed. A mixture of aloe vera gel and lavender oil is also a very good remedy for sunburn.

5.) To Smooth Away Tensions:

You have had a tough day. You have slain three dragons, fought off 10 goons to save the hero’s sister, verbally sparred with your arrogant co-worker/boss, saved Townsville from Mojo Jojo and destroyed a horcrux. So, OF COURSE, you are a little tired! Instead of plonking down on the bed and pretending to be dead, give yourself a lavender massage. Add 4-5 drops of lavender EO to the carrier oil of your choice and massage your neck, back and shoulders to ease out all the tension. Not only will the massage relax your tensed up muscles, but the smell of lavender oil will relieve your anxiety and de-stress you. Studies show that within 5 minutes of a lavender oil-infused massage, the level of cortisol reduces to quite an extent. Cortisol, by the way, is an evil little hormone which makes you all stressed and irritated. You could also add the oil in your bath waters to relax your tired and aching muscles.

6.) To Fight “Iskin Tiroubles”

“Iskin tirouble? Aa gayi poore ghar pe tirouble!” Okay, sorry, could not help quoting the Himalaya Neem Facewash ad. It’s too funny to ignore. 😛 So, anyway, let me just get to the most important benefit of lavender EO for IMBBians. It loves your skin! It is antiseptic and anti-inflammatory. Hence, it reduces skin scarring and promotes healthy tissue growth. It reduces blotchiness of the complexion and as a result, gives an even skin tone. It is also a great promoter of circulation which means that it brings more nutrients to the massaged area along with oxygen. All this helps in healthier cell formation and hence, a smooth, glowing skin. Lavender oil can be added to your toner or moisturiser, or you can also directly apply it on your acne after you wash your face. If you steam your skin, simply throw in a few drops of lavender oil in the hot water and it will be enough too.

In case you are not too familiar with aromatherapy and essential oils, see these two articles here and here.

By the way, unlike most other essential oils, lavender oil can be used directly on the skin without the need for dilution. It is easily available in the market in dark little glass bottles which look all mysterious and cool. Go ahead and give it a try. Instead of reaching for chemical-ridden medicines the next time you have a headache, monster pimple or muscle ache, follow the Egyptians and try natural things first. After all, if lavender oil could tame tigers for those weird Pharoah guys, imagine what it could do for your road rage or PMS or simply a horrendous Monday morning.

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85 thoughts on “Benefits of Lavender Oil

  1. Fab post as usual :yes: :yes: :yes: :yes: :yes: Lavender EO is my fav 🙂 I always use it either in the oil burner,on my skin just like that or few drops mixed in my creams etc..also helps heal scars when mixed with vit e oil 🙂

      1. Thanks, Shanaiia. :yahoo: I had no idea about the Vit. E oil trick. :woot: I will also try mixing it with with lavender EO for my acne marks. 😀

  2. Wow jabberwocky… your writing style is amazing… loved the article.. I had a senior at school named Sicily (her father was a communist) 🙂

    1. Thanks, Lalitha! :woot: And Sicily? Hahahahaha! :lol2: :lol2: :lol2: I would associate that name and place more with The Godfather and the Mafia than with communists. 😛 😛

  3. great post J.W :)) :)) :)) i am a fan of your write ups :announce: :announce: :announce:

    i will be getting myself lots of essential oils this weekend from aroma magic :woot: :woot: :woot:

    needless to say i have included lavender oil as well 😛 😛 😛 😛

  4. JW, :toothygrin: :toothygrin: :toothygrin: :toothygrin: I cant stop giggglinggg :hihi: :hihi: :hihi: :hihi: :hihi: :hihi: :hihi: :hihi: :hihi:
    I know the kind of weird names ppl can have :lol2: :lol2: :lol2:
    I love using Lavender oil…. :yahoo: :yahoo: :yahoo: i put 1 drop of it wen i dillute my shamppooo wid water, add it to hair packs, in the bath tub & on my pillowss before i sleep….
    havent used it for acne tho 😐 will do from now :worship:
    fab post like alwaysssss :yahoo: :yahoo: :yahoo: :yahoo:

    1. Nupur! Thankee! :woot: :woot: :woot: :woot: :woot: I never thought of using lavender oil for hair but I believe it will work perfectly for that purpose too! :pigtail: Thanks for the idea! :pompom: :pompom: :happydance: :happydance: :happydance:

  5. lovely article. wasnt aware of all the benefits of lavender oil. bought a toned down version body spray and predictably got bored and it is sitting somewhere in some corner. but have never bought the actual oil anytime. where could one buy this?

    1. Aruna, i have one not so expensive Lavender EO from Aroma magic is nice 🙂
      i have heard soul flower also makes good EOs 🙂 i think Fab India also has a range of EOs, not sure tho 🙂

        1. Thanks Surabhi & Nupur. I ordered one from UT a little while ago :)..am pretty excited after reading all the wonder uses of this oil. I also ordered the AM Oxy pack and some vega makeup brushes 🙂

    2. Thankee, Aru. 😀 😀 😀 I hate the toned down versions of lavender for some reason. I don’t find their smell “authentic” enough and half the time I wonder if they even have lavender or not. :struggle: Enjoy your new bottle of oil, the brushes and AM pack. :woot: :woot: :woot:

              1. No, lying, milord! The evidence has been tampered with. :waiting: :waiting: :waiting: Aaj kal sacchai ki koi value hee nahin rahi. Ghor kalyug, I say! :spank: :spank: :spank:

  6. Salty :stars: :stars: :stars: :stars:
    “if Salty’s brother is ever brave enough to ask her to pass the salt at the dinner table” OMG 😆 😆 😆 😆 😆 :lol2: :lol2: :lol2: :lol2: :lol2: :lol2:
    i didnt read the OIL review yet will read now :toothygrin: :toothygrin:

  7. Lavender didi……..dont know how many times I have told you…..I thoroughly enjoy reading your articles, fultoo entertainment :yahoo: :spank: :spank: :spank: :spank: :spank:

      1. She followed you nupur :tongue: :tongue: , i suppose now only you stopped clicking spanking smiley instead of yahoo smiley :toothygrin: :toothygrin: :toothygrin:

        1. Hahaha, thankee, Jomol! :yahoo: :spank: :spank: But why you spanky poor me? :(( :(( I bhery harmless. O:) O:)

  8. i absolutly love ur posts JW :woot:
    ur name always reminds me of Helena Bonham Carter 😉 be it fr her role as the queen of hearts or Bellatrix.. :silly: :dumb:
    and i absolutly :inlove: u fr mentioning Potter characters everytime..i miss the series sooooooo much 😥 i find solace readng ur articls :(( :((

    the post :yes: ws as informative as entertaining as ever :clap: :clap: :clap:
    p.s my neighbours hv also named their infant Poorva as they met on the poorva expres :silly: thkfully nt a ridiculous tag to carry :snicker:

    1. Thanks, Mitali. :toothygrin: And I am actually big fan of Helena Bonham Carter! 😀 😀 She’s so adorably crazy. :woot: :woot: :woot:
      As for HP, I still get withdrawal symptoms. :-/ I was fervently praying that JKR’s “adult novel” was titled “Harry Potter and the Adult Years” or something but didn’t work. 😐 😐 😐

      1. me tooo love Helena :rose:
        u knw wht m still nt over hw the Deathly Hallows ended.i always wishd tht it wud end wid somethng lik Harry becomng th Minister of Magic or atleast an Auror :methinks: bt still 😐 its HP :love:

      1. :woot: :woot: :woot: :woot: :woot:
        OMG I jst died of shock!!
        hw?whn? where? Rati plz tell me its the truth :happydance: :happydance: :happydance:
        m sooo outdated on potter gossips these days :tremble:
        potter vl nvr b out of my mind EVER :nono: :nono: :nono: :nono: :nono: :nono: :nono:

          1. Oh yeah, it’s ‘Casual Vacancy’. Whatever it is, I am still excited. :woot: :woot: :woot: It’s Rowling after all! :yahoo: I am going to pre-order it. :happydance: :happydance: :happydance: :happydance: :happydance: :happydance:

          2. I think Harry DOES become an Auror later. Rowling revealed everyone’s later lives. Harry was also the head of Auror Department and also went for guest lectures on ‘Defence Against the Dark Arts’ at Hogwarts. 😀 😀

            1. oohhh Yeaaahhhh:woot: :woot: :woot: :woot: :woot: :woot: :woot: :woot: cnt thank u enuf fr the info JW. :heart:
              ab to evn if i see a basilisk straight in the eye i wont hav any regrets in life :ghost:
              though wish she wites abt everyone in a book :specs:

              1. hey JW me forgot to say tht i loved cartoon network tooo :teddy:
                “secret laboratory where you hide from your pesky elder sister” sooo reminded me of dexter n dee dee :tongue: :tongue: sadly evn they r no longer around on air :nababana:

  9. Your username reminds me of a magazine we had created in college :toothygrin: :toothygrin: and LOL. I know ppl with weird names too, there was this girl called Prajyo. Her dad’s name is Praveen and her mom’s name is Jyoti :headbang: :headbang: Another called Blessy. There was one more called Sinni :/ Oh and one Punjabi girl like your Lavender, when I studied in hostel for a year,whose name was Olivia Gupta, and she hardly knew a word of English. Her dad ‘liked the name’ 😐 😐 Btw Lavender (Lav-Lav) is so annoying in HP lol.

    I want to try L’Occitane’s lavender range 🙂 and I love the colour too! Been wanting to buy a diffuser for ages now, maybe I will now 😀 your article had me in splits, as usual!! :heart: :heart:

    1. Some more (funny/ weird) names I know – Apple (lives above my flat), Another Apple is a Friend’s Saali, But its more funny how they pronounce “YAAPIL” or “AAPIL”.

      I know one Ghanti (“zara bajke dikha”)

      There was one Jesus (I mean seriously – never heard anyone keep this name)

      There was one girl Lucky in my neighborhood,

      1. Oh my God, Renu! Hahahahaha! 😆 😆 ‘Ghanti’ is super crazy, as is the “zara baj ke dikha”! :lol2: :lol2: :lol2: And Apple! Hahahahaha! Maybe they liked Snow White… or Macintosh computers. 😛

        I actually knew a Jesus too, you know. I had to once mail him something and I got a great kick out of starting the email as “Hey, Jesus!” :stars: :stars: :stars:

        Oooh, and I also had a senior called ‘Jungfateh’. I am sure his father was in the Army. 😐 😐

        1. Here is the evidence! More moderation! :headbang: :headbang: :headbang: The truth is out. :waiting: :waiting: :waiting:

    2. Haha, is your magazine devoted to all things Lewis Carroll? :woot: :woot:
      And Prajyo? Blessy? Sinni? HAHAHAHA! :lol2: :lol2: Man! Some people just seem to hate their kids so much that they inflict weird names on them. 😛

      Lav-Lav is such an annoying little idiot. I think Ron actually deserved that ‘My Sweetheart’ necklace and the ‘Won-Won’ tag for snogging such a foolish girl. :spank: :spank:

      1. Nah, I was a Literature student, so you know 😀 😀 and our fest was called LITmus :tongue: :tongue: I discovered some rather shocking things about Lewis Carroll and my fave nursery rhymes after I finished English Hons. 😛 😛
        Dude the worst was when people named their kid ‘Tsunami’ after the 2004 one. I mean REALLY?!! And don’t even get me started on what celebs name their kids. Blue Ivy?!! Apple?

        Haha Lav-Lav followed him like a little pup. Cormac McLaggen was equally bad though 😛 btw I joined Pottermore finally after waiting MONTHS cuz I couldn’t get into the early one *tears of joy* 😛

      2. I still dint forget – that Jabberwocky will name her new born Vicco – from vicco turmeric .
        She loves the cream so much. 😆

  10. i have heard Amisha patel and Ashmit patel are names after their parents Amit and Asha..dont know how much that is true..but yeah the names are still ok..:)

  11. WOah !! Another hilarious yet informative post from JW …Loved reading every bit of it(as usual) :jaiho:

    I know a girl from my college with weirdest name ever..her name is Alien. When she told me her name I laughed cuz I thought it was a joke but sadly it wasn’t and I was embarrassed :hypnotized: .Even facebook didn’t accept her name so she had to exclude the space between her first name and last name 😐

    1. Thanks, Deepshikha. :yahoo:
      Hahahahaha @ Alien. :lol2: :lol2: :lol2: Seriously, the craziest name ever! I also nearly laughed like you when I first heard Dolphin’s name. I asked her, “Your name is Dolphin?” and she replied, “Yeah”. My reaction was about to be “OH MY GAWD!” but I saved it at the last minute by just uttering an “Oh”. 😛 😛 😛

  12. Looks like a real love potion for the skin and mind peace. 🙂
    Love your writing style, JW. Now, I am going to say to my pimples- ‘off with your head’

  13. you know JW , your writing reflects how well read you are. :)) I strongly relate to ” lucky rocketship underpants? Afraid of monsters under the bed? ” 😀 😀 I am getting it. I thought I sleep well at night… (obviously anyone who digs her eyes for 13-14 hours in computer everyday would sleep well. :headbang: ) but i like the whole relaxing …calming nerves thought of it. 😀 Super soon asap it must come to me. :jog: :jog:

    Loved the article. :-*

    1. Thankee! :yahoo: :yahoo: I suppose the years of reading has rubbed off on my writing. I can’t help but make silly references. 😀 And Calvin’s “lucky rocketship underpants” are legend! I wish I could find a pair myself. 😛 😛 😛

      Yes, yes, do try lavender for those nerves. The smell is so happy and nice. :happydance: :happydance: :happydance:

  14. ohhh God I am litterlly ROFLing :toothygrin: :toothygrin: :toothygrin: amazing write-up…..actually when I saw ‘jaberwocky’ on the byline I immediately clicked on the article ….preparing myself for a good laugh…..thanks for living upto my expectations!! :dumb: :dumb:

    oh…and lavender pil sounds good too….u promise it wont act adversely on oily ‘iskin’ ?

    1. Thankee for the lavish praise, Oopsii! :yahoo: :yahoo: :yahoo: Glad you enjoyed the post. :woot: :woot: :woot: I don’t believe lavender will have an adverse effect on oily “iskin” but to be safe, you can simply use it in a diluted form in toners and face packs instead of applying it neat. 😀

  15. Very very weel written argument JW..you are tooooo good! loved it! awesome! but seriously? Salty? Greeny? Shatabdi? I dont think their parents truly love them :stars: :stars: :stars:

    1. Thankee, Parita! :yahoo: :yahoo: :yahoo:

      And yeah, I don’t believe that the parents of those people love them either. No loving, doting parent can inflict such misery on their kids. :tongue: :tongue:

  16. Another piece of info: Lavender Oil works for Stretch Marks too when mixed with wheatgerm oil. Aroma Magic has a product for the same too. I have used it myself, visibility of Stretch Marks is reduced to some extent if used regularly. Not completely though 🙂

    1. Wow, never knew about that. Thanks, Radhika! :woot: :woot: There are very few things that work on stubborn stretch marks. :spank: :spank: :spank: What’s the name of that AM product?

      1. Aroma Magic Aromatherapy Flawless Oil.. it contains pure essential oils of Lavender, Frankincense, Palma Rosa & Patchouli 🙂 Copy pasted from a website 😛

  17. Navdeep is back with anothe r jem :yahoo: :yahoo: :yahoo: :yahoo:

    Once I went for a yoga class in my park and the teacher applied Lavender oil on our temples after the session- It was the best evening 🙂

    And seriously… people do keep crazy names… LOL Lavender didi :lol2: :lol2: :lol2: :lol2:

  18. Talking bout weird names I think the one which takes the cake is Doctor. 😐 😐 Yes there are people whu r named Doctor. Thr is a tribe in our state which is notorious for naming their children after professions.. Other such names include Judge, Pilot et cetera…oh no m not lying even a bit.

  19. Jomol.. you have a great sense of humor.. you can make a reader relate to you when you write.. It feels like i know you already!! lol :whistle: :toothygrin:

  20. Awesomely written article Navdeep! :)) :))
    Didn’t know lavender oil had sooo many uses…especially Lord Voldemort!!! :lol2: :lol2: :lol2:
    And the best (!) name I have come across is of a client… he’s Chinese, and his name is Chimpanzee Chen! :shocked: :shocked: (honest, am not making this up!) Imagine my plight when I had to address him on calls and mails… was wondering whether ‘Hi Chimpanzee’ would make my company lose their business, until I heard other clients call him Chimp! Yikes!!! 😆 😆 😆
    And a special :puchhi: to you for all the HP references!

  21. Very well written article Jabberwocky since i m suffering from acne m planning on buying the AM lavender oil for spot treatment ,can i apply it directly or do i need to mix it with aloe vera gel?

  22. Jabberwocky, u have awesome writing skills.. This article is so funny, but does not deviate from the main goal of being a wealth of information………. Way to go! I’m ur fan 🙂

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