Lavandula burnatii super

Production process:

Lavandin essential oil is obtained by steam distillation of the flowering tops of Lavandula × intermedia Emeric ex Loisel, clone Super (Syn: Lavandula hybrida Reverchon / Lavandula x burnatii Briquet).

Part of plant used:

Flowering tops

Botanical family :

Lamiaceae

Country of origin :

France

Other names :

Lavandin abrial, Lavandin grosso, Lavande hybride, Lavande intermédiaire, Lavande bâtarde, Lavande abrial
These terms may vary according to the specific subspecies and cultivars of lavandin, which is a natural hybrid between fine lavender(Lavandula angustifolia) and lavender aspic(Lavandula latifolia).

Organoleptic characteristics:

• Odor: Characteristic, citrusy, slightly camphorated
• Appearance: Clear, mobile liquid
• Color: Light yellow

Principal biochemical constituents :

Linalyl acetate (24.00 to 48.00%)
Linalol (27.00 to 46.00%)
Camphor (2.00 to 7.00%)

Allergens present : Linalool (27.00 to 46.00%), D-Limonene (<= 1.50%), Geraniol (<= 0.50%), Coumarin (<= 0.20%)

Packaging:

Brown glass bottle with codigout and child-resistant screw cap.

Storage :

Close bottle tightly after use. Store away from heat (below 20°C), air and light.

Recycling information / sorting instructions :

By following these instructions, you will contribute to the efficient and sustainable recycling of glass bottles of essential oils.

• Empty the bottle completely: Make sure the bottle is completely empty before recycling. Essential oil residues can contaminate the recycling process.
• Remove caps and droppers: Separate the different parts of the bottle. Caps and droppers, often made of plastic or metal, should be sorted separately in accordance with local regulations.
• Rinse the bottle: Rinse the bottle to remove any residual essential oil. Use warm water and, if necessary, a little soap.
• Local sorting instructions: Follow your local sorting instructions. In general, glass bottles should be placed in the glass recycling container. However, rules may vary, so check the guidelines of your local waste management service.
• Labels : Paper labels may remain on the bottles, as they are usually disposed of during the glass recycling process.