100% Pure Lavender Essential Oil – 10 mL

100% Pure Lavender Essential Oil – Lavandula angustifolia

Soft, floral and gently herbaceous, Northridge Oak Lavender Essential Oil is steam distilled from the flowering tops of Lavandula angustifolia grown in Bulgaria. This 100% pure, undiluted essential oil contains no fillers, synthetic fragrance or added carrier oils.

Lavender is one of the most recognizable and versatile essential oils. Its balanced floral aroma works beautifully in diffusers, linen sprays, properly diluted body oils, bath products, massage blends, natural perfumes and everyday home-fragrance recipes.

New to Lavender? Begin with our complete guide to the top uses for Lavender Essential Oil, DIY recipes and diffuser blends.

Product Highlights

• Botanical name: Lavandula angustifolia
• Plant part: Flowering tops
• Extraction method: Steam distilled
• Country of origin: Bulgaria
• Aroma: Soft, floral, fresh, herbaceous and subtly sweet
• Size: 10 mL / 0.33 fl oz
• Purity: 100% pure and undiluted
• Testing: Third-party GC–MS tested

Why Choose Northridge Oak Lavender Essential Oil?

• 100% pure Lavandula angustifolia essential oil
• Steam distilled from Bulgarian lavender flowering tops
• Third-party GC–MS tested for identity and purity
• No carrier oils, fillers or synthetic fragrance
• Pure and undiluted
• Bottled in small batches by our family-owned business
• Versatile enough for diffusion, properly diluted topical use and household DIY recipes

What Does Lavender Essential Oil Smell Like?

Lavender Essential Oil has a soft floral aroma with fresh, green and herbaceous undertones. It is gently sweet without smelling sugary and has enough freshness to keep the floral character from becoming overly heavy.

Lavender can be enjoyed by itself or blended with citrus, mint, herbal, floral, woodsy and resinous oils. It works equally well in quiet evening blends, bright daytime aromas and fresh-smelling home recipes.

Ways to Use Lavender Essential Oil

Create a Quiet Aromatic Environment

Add Lavender Essential Oil to your diffuser according to the manufacturer’s directions. Its familiar floral aroma is a natural fit for reading, journaling, stretching, meditation, evening routines or simply creating a softer atmosphere at home.

Lavender can become part of a consistent wind-down routine, but it should not be presented as a guaranteed treatment for insomnia, anxiety or another medical condition. Our evidence-aware guide to Lavender Essential Oil benefits and everyday uses explains what research suggests, where evidence remains limited and how Lavender can fit into ordinary life.

Make Lavender Linen and Room Sprays

Lavender is especially well suited to bedrooms, bathrooms, linen closets and quiet living spaces. Use it in a properly formulated room spray, linen mist or passive-diffusion project to add a soft botanical aroma without relying on heavily perfumed conventional products.

If reducing artificial home fragrance is one of your goals, read our guide to synthetic fragrance and natural alternatives for your home.

Create Properly Diluted Body and Massage Oils

Lavender can be added to a properly formulated body or massage oil using an appropriate topical dilution. Jojoba, fractionated coconut, sweet almond and grapeseed oils are popular carrier-oil choices.

Because this Lavender Essential Oil is sold pure and undiluted, do not apply it straight from the bottle to large areas of skin. Dilute it first and perform a small patch test before broader use.

Add Lavender to Bath and Body Recipes

Use Lavender in properly formulated sugar scrubs, body butters, bath salts, cuticle oils, solid perfumes and similar external-use DIY recipes. Essential oils do not dissolve directly in bathwater, so they should first be incorporated into an appropriate carrier or finished formulation rather than dropped undiluted into the tub.

Freshen Closets and Drawers

Add two or three drops of Lavender to a cotton ball and place it in a small dish or breathable sachet inside a closet or drawer. Keep the oil from directly touching clothing, wood, painted surfaces or other materials that could be stained or damaged.

You can also add one or two drops to an unfinished wooden clothespin, allow the oil to absorb and place the clothespin where you would like a subtle floral aroma.

Use Lavender in Men’s Grooming

Lavender’s clean herbal-floral aroma also works in properly formulated beard oils and grooming products. Learn how carrier oils and diluted Lavender can be incorporated into a grooming routine in our guide to Lavender beard oil uses and everyday beard care.

Simple Lavender Diffuser Blends

Soft Citrus

• 3 drops Lavender Essential Oil
• 3 drops Lemon Essential Oil

Lemon brightens Lavender’s floral aroma and creates a fresh blend that works well during the morning or daytime.

Quiet Evening

• 3 drops Lavender Essential Oil
• 2 drops Frankincense Essential Oil
• 1 drop Blood Orange Essential Oil

Frankincense adds warm resinous depth while Blood Orange adds a touch of citrus sweetness.

Fresh Herbal

• 3 drops Lavender Essential Oil
• 2 drops Peppermint Essential Oil
• 1 drop Lemon Essential Oil

Peppermint gives Lavender a cool herbal edge while Lemon keeps the combination bright.

Add the oils to your diffuser according to its manufacturer’s instructions. Begin with fewer total drops if you have a smaller diffuser, are sensitive to strong aromas or prefer a lighter scent.

What Blends Well With Lavender?

Lavender is one of the easiest essential oils to blend because its soft floral and herbaceous aroma connects naturally with several aromatic families:

• Citrus oils: Lemon, Bergamot, Blood Orange and Grapefruit
• Mint and herbal oils: Peppermint, Eucalyptus, Rosemary and Tea Tree
• Woodsy and resinous oils: Frankincense, Cedarwood, Patchouli, Vetiver and Balsam Fir
• Floral oils: Geranium, Ylang Ylang and Chamomile

Lavender is also an excellent first oil for anyone learning the basics of aromatherapy and blending. If you are building your first collection, read our complete guide to essential oils for beginners.

Third-Party GC–MS Tested

Northridge Oak Lavender Essential Oil is independently tested using gas chromatography–mass spectrometry, commonly called GC–MS.

GC–MS testing separates and identifies the volatile aromatic compounds present in an essential oil. The resulting chemical profile helps verify the oil’s botanical identity and composition while screening for possible signs of dilution, adulteration or incorrect labeling.

Our Lavender Essential Oil is:

• 100% pure
• Undiluted
• Free from added carrier oils
• Free from synthetic fragrance
• Third-party GC–MS tested

Lavender Essential Oil Safety

Lavender Essential Oil is highly concentrated and should be used thoughtfully.

• Dilute appropriately before applying it to the skin.
• Perform a patch test before broader topical use.
• Avoid contact with the eyes, eyelids, mucous membranes and other sensitive areas.
• Do not apply to broken or irritated skin.
• Do not add undiluted essential oil directly to bathwater.
• Follow your diffuser manufacturer’s directions.
• Provide appropriate ventilation when diffusing.
• Stop use if irritation or discomfort occurs.
• Keep essential oils out of reach of children and pets.
• Do not ingest Lavender Essential Oil.
• Consult an appropriately qualified healthcare professional before use if you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication, managing a medical condition or using essential oils with children.
• Store tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and excessive heat.

Review our complete essential oil safety guide before use. If you diffuse Lavender regularly, follow our guide on how to clean an essential oil diffuser to help prevent residue and aroma carryover.

Make Lavender Part of Everyday Life

Whether you are creating a fresh diffuser blend, mixing a properly diluted body oil, making a linen spray or adding a soft botanical aroma to your home, Northridge Oak Lavender Essential Oil gives you one versatile bottle with countless practical possibilities.

Add Northridge Oak Lavender Essential Oil to your collection and discover why this classic floral oil remains an everyday favorite.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This information is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.