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wild lavender plant images Lavender, WildAbout Our Lavender Wild SIMPLES This oil is from the sparse 2025 harvest where healthy plants were rare on the plateaux. Wild Lavender oil from Provence is correspondingly in very short supply. True, wild Lavender has evolved as one of the most important essential oils for health maintenance in aromatherapy it has a more complex composition than cultivated (population) Lavenders. Known for its profound anti inflammatory effects for the skin, Lavender

About Our Lavender Wild - SIMPLES

This oil is from the sparse 2025 harvest where healthy plants were rare on the plateaux. Wild Lavender oil from Provence is correspondingly in very short supply.

True, wild Lavender has evolved as one of the most important essential oils for health maintenance in aromatherapy – it has a more complex composition than cultivated (‘population’) Lavenders. Known for its profound anti-inflammatory effects for the skin, Lavender is classically used in aromatherapy for relaxation and to induce a peaceful state of mind. The essential oil mediates the virtues of the plant – to survive and maintain integrity with dignity, even in rough and challenging environments. While not every year is prolific for wild Lavender, we are currently able to offer the softest, most precious and elegant oil from our long-time supplier in Provence, France. We have observed that the distinction of whether plants are grown above or below 1,200 meters is no longer necessary since notable populations of wild Lavender have gradually receded to above that altitude. There is no more wild Lavender growing below that elevation. Certified organic by Ecocert and SIMPLES. A Bio Authentic Original – France. 

SIMPLES - is of the most demanding and prestigious Certification Organizations in Europe. Meeting their rigorous growing and cultivating standards certificate is a confirmation of highest quality possible.

The small image on the prior page shows a stand of wild Lavender. These unpretentious plants are decades old. The photo above shows stands of wild Lavender in the Montagne de Lure and the panoramic views the Lavender harvesters can enjoy.

Aromatic Notes

Rich green earthy note, some what musky and woody, tenacious.

Direction For Use

Topical use: apply topically diluted in a carrier oil or undiluted.

Oral use: dilute 1-2 drops in a glass of water. You can add 1 drop to a tablespoon of olive oil or a piece of bread. You can make your own capsule by adding 1 drop to your desired carrier oil.

Inhalation: diffuse or inhale.

Other uses: widely used in blends,  suppositories.

Benefits of  WILD Lavender oil: antiviral, antiseptic, emotional imbalance, anger, anxiety, wound healing: cuts, burns, bruises, sports injuries, nervousness, beneficial for hyperactive children, detoxification.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product does not intend to treat, diagnose, cure, or prevent any disease. If you’re pregnant, breastfeeding, or on any medications, please consult with a qualified health professional before beginning any new herbal products.