Lavender: Nature's Most Calming Scent – And Why It Belongs in Our Soap.
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Lavender is probably the most well-known essential oil in the world. And for good reason.
What is lavender?
Lavender grows in the mountainous regions of Southern Europe – especially in Bulgaria, Provence in France, and the Alps. The violet blossoms are distilled to extract the essential oil: concentrated, intense, distinctive.
In Tyrol and the Alps, lavender has a long history – as a medicinal plant, a sleep aid, and a natural insect repellent.
What does lavender oil do in a soap?
✦ Soothes irritated skin – anti-inflammatory and antiseptic
✦ Relaxes – the scent has been proven to have a calming effect on the nervous system
✦ Promotes sleep – using lavender in the evening helps with falling asleep
✦ Antibacterial – ideal for blemished or dull skin
✦ Tolerable – one of the gentlest scents, even for sensitive skin
Who is lavender soap particularly suitable for?
For everyone who wants to relax after a long day. For people with sensitive or easily irritated skin. And for anyone who wants to bring the scent of alpine meadows into their bathroom.
Lavender soap is a classic – not because it's trendy, but because it works.
Our lavender oil
We use exclusively pure organic lavender oils – no synthetic lavender aroma, no "lavender scent." The difference is clearly noticeable: real lavender smells subtler, deeper, and more authentic than any lab imitation.
