Dried lavender flower.

Known by its Latin name “Lavandula Angustifolia“, lavender is handpicked. It is harvested at the beginning of natural flowering. Only the flowers and buds are collected, as these are the parts richest in active lavender molecules.

The benefits of Lavender Infusions.

Widely used in Aromatherapy, lavender can be consumed as herbal tea or infusion.

Recognized for its antidepressant qualities, lavender soothes and significantly improves sleep quality. It is also a tea that decongests the respiratory tract.

You can consume up to 4 cups of lavender tea per day.

How to prepare lavender infusion?

Measure 2 tablespoons of lavender buds for each cup of boiling liquid (usually water or milk). Do not boil the lavender flowers. Add the lavender just after boiling and once the pot is off the heat.

Let infuse for 30 minutes. Strain the liquid and consume warm, with or without honey.

Lavender water infusion can be used to flavor lemonade, iced tea, cakes, cookies, and sorbets.

A milk or cream infusion with lavender can be used to prepare lavender crème brûlée, lavender ice cream, lavender cheesecake, lavender cookies, and more.

Other uses of lavender flower buds.

Used for centuries in Provence, lavender fragrances the laundry. Simply hang a small cotton pouch with lavender in your wardrobe.

A few lavender flowers in a paper envelope slipped into piles of laundry can also be a valuable ally to prevent moths and scent your clothes.

Be careful not to put lavender in direct contact with clothes, as the flowers are highly staining.

You can also slip a few lavender flower buds into your pillowcase to help you fall asleep and improve sleep.

Lavender infusion can be used to slow hair loss. It is also good to reduce dandruff. Lavender is also a good repellent against lice.

Side effects and adverse reactions.

Side effects are rare with lavender, but like any active molecule, overconsumption, allergic reactions, or drug interactions may cause side effects. These can include vomiting, dizziness, headaches, chills, etc. In such cases, stop immediately and seek medical advice.

Description of lavender flowers:

• Dried flowers and buds.
• Ready to consume (food grade).
• Color: Violet (natural).
• Gluten and lactose free.
• Organic and Vegan quality.