Lavender Bud

Also known as Lavandula Officinalis, lavender bud / flower come from the plant family Lamiaceae (which also include mints) and have a variety of uses. They are very aromatic, and they maintain full aroma when in dry form. In terms of texture, they are dry but not crunchy. The flower buds are extremely light, so a small quantity will go a long way. The small buds originate from the flowers that bloom from late spring to early autumn and vary from rich purple color to pale lavender.

Lavender may have various health benefits, including relieving anxiety and depression and supp…
People usually associate lavender with two specific traits: its fragrance and its color. But you may not know that the lavender flower and the oil derived from it have long histories in herbal medicine.

The word lavender comes from the Latin root “lavare,” which literally means “to wash.” The earlie…
During later times, lavender became a bath additive in several regions, including ancient Persia, Greece, and Rome. These cultures believed that lavender helped purify the body and mind.

HEALTH BENEFITS

• Help improve sleep.
• Help treat skin blemishes.
• Natural remedy for pain.
• Reduce blood pressure and better heart rate.
• relieve asthma symptoms
• Lessens menopausal hot flashes.
• Help combat fungus growth.
• Potentially promotes hair growth.

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