Lavender oil
What is Lavender oil?
Lavender oil (CAS 8000-28-0), also known as Lavandulae aetheroleum and FEMA 2621, is a steam-distilled essential oil derived from Lavandula angustifolia and related species.
Where is Lavender oil used?
- Cosmetics and personal care: primary scent character in lotions and shampoos
- Soaps and bath products: fragrance and skin-conditioning
- Food and beverage: natural flavoring in confectionery, herbal teas and baked goods under FEMA status
- Pharmaceutical and healthcare: topical preparations, aromatherapy and oral care
- Home care: signature fragrance in cleaning products, fabric conditioners and air fresheners
- It functions as a fragrance material, flavoring agent and active ingredient.
Commercial specifications
- Pharmacopoeial specifications define linalool and linalyl acetate content
- Bulk supply in drums and IBCs; smaller packaging for specialty or cosmetic-grade procurement
Other Names (Synonyms)
oil of lavender|Lavandulae aetheroleum|Essential oils, lavender|Oils, lavender|Oils, essential, lavender|Lavandula, essential oil|Lavender essential oil|Lavandula Angustifolia Oil|LEO