What lavender is used for in beauty rituals
In Glow Rituals recipes, lavender belongs in the “soft ritual” category: a small amount of dried lavender, lavender hydrosol or a very carefully diluted lavender-scented product can make a hair or body routine feel calmer. It is not a cure for irritation and it is not necessary for sensitive skin.
Best gentle uses
- A weak lavender tea rinse for hair lengths, used occasionally.
- A lavender hydrosol mist if your skin tolerates fragrance.
- Dried lavender in a foot soak or body-care ritual, kept away from the eye area.
Use carefully
Essential oils can irritate skin when used too strongly. Do not apply undiluted lavender essential oil to the face or scalp. If you are pregnant, nursing, caring for a child, or have fragrance allergies, choose a fragrance-free option or ask a professional.
Pairs well with
- Aloe vera gel for a light fresh feel.
- Jojoba or sweet almond oil for body-care glide.
- Oat-based body polishes when fragrance is tolerated.
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