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Clinically studied
The most peer-reviewed essential oil in existence — for anxiety, sleep, and stress.
Bulgarian origin
Grown at altitude in mineral-rich soil — the highest linalool concentration of any region.
Safe for all ages
Gentle enough for children and sensitive skin when properly diluted.
Essential Oil — Floral
Lavender Essential Oil
huile essentielle de lavande
Soft, familiar, and instantly calming — like a room that's already been made peaceful before you arrived. Lavender doesn't ask anything of you. It just begins.
$24.79
CAD · 15 mL (lasts 8–10 weeks)Shipping calculated at checkout.
Diverse-Owned Business
Women-Led Business
Cruelty-Free
Made in Canada
Vegan
If your mind is still running at 11pm, if sleep takes forever or doesn't come at all, if anxiety has become your baseline state — this is the oil that addresses that directly. Lavender is the most clinically studied essential oil in existence. The research isn't anecdotal. It works on your nervous system through your nose, and the effect is measurable within minutes of inhalation.
Most people have a lavender memory. This is the neuroscience behind it.
A grandmother's linen closet. A bath before bed. Something that made them feel, for a moment, that everything was going to be fine. That memory is not nostalgia. It's neuroscience. Lavender works on the limbic system — the brain's emotional centre — in a way that few other compounds can. Inhaled, it reduces cortisol. It slows the heart rate. It signals the nervous system to downshift. The effect is real, it is reproducible, and it is waiting for you in every bottle.
This is the oil that belongs on every nightstand, in every bathroom, next to every bed. Not because it's trendy. Because it works.
Fact Sheet
The facts, on one page.
Everything you'd want to know before it joins your shelf.
- What it is
- Pure Lavender Essential Oil (Lavandula angustifolia)
- Size
- 15mL — $24 (lasts 8–10 weeks with daily diffusing)
- Origin
- Bulgaria
- Note
- Middle note
- Scent family
- Floral — soft, herbal, clean
- Mental use
- Anxiety relief, sleep support, nervous system regulation
- Physical use
- Skin soothing, sunburn, reactive and sensitive skin
- Blends with
- Ylang Ylang, Bergamot, Cedarwood, Mandarin, Jojoba, Almond
Bulgarian Lavender
Lavandula angustifolia
Lavender's primary compounds — linalool and linalyl acetate — act on the central nervous system via the olfactory pathway, influencing GABA receptors, reducing cortisol, and modulating heart rate variability. Multiple peer-reviewed studies confirm efficacy for anxiety reduction, improved sleep onset, and lowered physiological stress markers.
"The ritual of application is as important as the ingredient itself. Apply it slowly. Breathe before you do anything else. That pause is part of how it works."
The most studied oil in the world. Still the most needed.
Lavender works on the mind and the body simultaneously — calming the nervous system while soothing the skin.
Mental benefit
Quiets the mind. Slows the nervous system.
Reduces anxiety and quiets the overactive mind. Lavender directly influences GABA receptors — the same pathway targeted by anti-anxiety medication — through inhalation alone. Use it when the day won't let go, when your thoughts are looping, or when sleep feels impossible despite exhaustion.
Physical benefit
Gentle enough for the most sensitive skin.
Applied topically (diluted), Lavender soothes irritated, reactive, and sunburned skin. It's one of the only essential oils gentle enough to use near the face, trusted for sensitive skin, and safe for children's bedtime routines when properly diluted.
Five ways to use it.
The oil that belongs next to every bed.
01
Topical application
Dilute 1–2 drops in 5–10mL of Almond or Jojoba Oil and apply to pulse points, the chest, or the back of the neck. The skin absorbs linalool readily — topical application compounds the diffused effect.
02
After a shower
Apply diluted Lavender to damp skin — the warmth from the shower opens the pores and amplifies absorption. Makes the transition from day to evening feel intentional.
03
Before bed, when your mind won't stop
Add 4–6 drops to your diffuser 30 minutes before sleep. Or apply 1–2 drops diluted to your wrists and inhale deeply three times before lying down. This is the most evidence-backed application.
04
On reactive, irritated, or sunburned skin
Dilute 1–2 drops in Almond Oil and apply to affected areas. Lavender is one of the few essential oils gentle enough for use on compromised or sensitive skin.
05
As a pillow mist before sleep
Add 4–5 drops to a small spray bottle with water, shake, and mist your pillow and bedding. Simple. Effective. Something you'll look forward to every night.
Suggested Routine
A day of Lavender.
Lavender works at any hour — but it earns its place most at the end of the day.
AM
Better saved for evening — but here if you need it.
Diffuse 3–4 drops while getting ready if the morning feels anxious or rushed. Or skip it entirely — Lavender does its best work when the day is winding down, not starting up.
PM
This is where Lavender belongs.
Add 5–6 drops to your diffuser as you begin your wind-down. Apply 1–2 drops diluted to your wrists and chest. Mist your pillow. Turn the lights down. Let it work. Sleep will come faster than you expect.
Q1 How does Lavender help with sleep?
Lavender's primary compounds — linalool and linalyl acetate — interact with GABA receptors via the olfactory system, reducing neural activity associated with anxiety and promoting the physiological conditions for sleep. Studies show it reduces sleep onset time and improves sleep quality with regular use.
Q2 Is it safe during pregnancy?
Lavender is generally considered one of the safer essential oils during pregnancy, but always consult your healthcare provider or midwife before use. Avoid applying undiluted to skin at any time, and use diffusion at lower concentrations (3–4 drops rather than 6+) as a precaution during the first trimester.
Q3 Can I apply Lavender directly to my skin?
Always dilute first — mix 1–2 drops into 5–10mL of a carrier oil like Almond or Jojoba before applying. Properly diluted, Lavender is one of the gentlest oils for topical use and is safe for most skin types including sensitive.
Q4 How many drops should I use in my diffuser?
4–6 drops in a standard 100–200mL diffuser. For sleep, run it for 30–60 minutes as you wind down rather than all night — consistent low exposure is more effective than prolonged diffusion.
Q5 Can children use Lavender?
Yes — properly diluted (0.5–1% concentration, approximately 1 drop per 30mL of carrier oil), Lavender is widely considered safe for children over 2. It's commonly used in paediatric sleep and anxiety support. Always consult your child's healthcare provider first.
Q6 What does Lavender blend well with?
Lavender is one of the most versatile blending oils. It pairs beautifully with Ylang Ylang and Cedarwood for deep sleep, Bergamot for anxiety relief, and Mandarin for a soft, calming citrus combination.
Ready to try it?
Lavender Essential Oil
$24.79
CAD · 15 mL · lasts 8–10 weeksComplete your routine
For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes. Always dilute with a carrier oil before applying to skin — never apply undiluted. Do not ingest. If pregnant, nursing, or under medical care, consult your healthcare provider before use. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Patch test recommended for first use on sensitive skin.