Spa Pantry Lavender Flower, 1 lb

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Classic calm, in every bud

With its soft floral aroma and rich history in self-care, lavender is a go-to for creating deeply relaxing spa experiences. Whether you’re prepping a calming soak, a facial steam, or an infused oil, this gentle botanical helps melt away stress and brings harmony to body and mind. It’s a timeless essential that turns ordinary treatments into moments of pure peace.

Why your clients will love it:

• Instantly soothes the senses and promotes relaxation
• Adds a comforting, familiar scent to any treatment
• Turns basic rituals into spa-worthy, soul-soothing escapes

Pro tip: Pair with chamomile or lemon balm for the ultimate relaxation blend.

Treatment Uses:

Lavender Body Scrub
• Mix 2 Tbsp crushed lavender with ½ cup sugar or fine salt + ¼ cup carrier oil
• Optional: Add a few drops of lavender essential oil
• Gently massage onto damp skin, then rinse
• Ideal for pre-massage exfoliation or back treatments

Herbal Soak or Foot Bath
• Add ¼–½ cup to a muslin bag or tea sachet
• Steep in warm water for 10–15 minutes
• Combine with chamomile, calendula, or rose petals for a deeply aromatic soak

Lavender-Infused Oil
• Combine ½ cup lavender with 1½ cups carrier oil (jojoba, almond, etc.)
• Infuse 2–3 weeks in a cool, dark space, shaking every few days
• Strain and use in massage, hand/foot rituals, or custom creams

Steam or Herbal Compress
• Steep 1 Tbsp in 1 cup hot water for 10 minutes
• Use for aromatic compresses or calming facial steams

What You’re Getting:

• Botanical name: Lavandula x intermedia
• Origin: France
• Part used: Flower buds
• Yield: Approx. 17 cups per pound
• Aroma: Classic floral, clean and calming
• Appearance: Pale blue-grey buds
• Storage: Store in airtight container in a cool, dark place

Important Safety Info:

• For external use only
• Avoid eyes and broken skin
• Not recommended during pregnancy without guidance
• Always patch test before new formulations

A Bit of Herbal History

Lavender has soothed minds and softened skin for over 2,500 years. From Roman baths to medieval poultices, it’s been a trusted part of personal care rituals across centuries. Today, it continues to be one of the most-loved botanicals in spas around the world—treasured for its calming scent and gentle, skin-friendly properties.

Heads Up:

This is a natural product, so color and texture may vary slightly from batch to batch. Photos are for reference only.