Latin name : Lavandula vera clonale
Origin : Valensole, Alpes de Haute Provence , France
Organ : Flowers
Chemotype : Linalyl acetate, linalol, béta-caryophyllène
Method of obtaining :
Steam distillation of flowers.
Properties : Relaxing, anti-stress and nervousness, anti-infectious, natural soporific.
Soothing skin, redness.

Maillette lavender is cultivated clonally from a plant propagated by cuttings. The flowering tops are steam distilled to obtain the essential oil. Its scent blends floral and herbaceous notes with slightly minty camphor accents. The camphor scent is more pronounced than that of fine lavender.

Latin name : Lavandula vera clonale
Origin : Valensole, Alpes de Haute Provence , France
Organ : Flowers
Chemotype : Linalyl acetate, linalol, béta-caryophyllène
Method of obtaining :
Steam distillation of flowers.
Properties : Relaxing, anti-stress and nervousness, anti-infectious, natural soporific.
Soothing skin, redness.

Maillette lavender is cultivated clonally from a plant propagated by cuttings. The flowering tops are steam distilled to obtain the essential oil. Its scent blends floral and herbaceous notes with slightly minty camphor accents. The camphor scent is more pronounced than that of fine lavender.