Lavender

Lavender Lavender Lavender comes from the Roman word “lavare” which means, “to wash”. It was the favored fragrance of Rome and was added to bathwater for a fresh and clean aroma. The Romans then brought it to Europe. There are many therapeutic effects of lavender. It is best known for balancing the nervous and emotional systems of the body. But it also acts as an antiseptic, a painkiller, and an antibacterial, which helps with burns, cuts, insect bites and throat infections. It’s used as an antidepressant and eases stress, tension, and headaches. Digestive spasms, nausea, and indigestion can be alleviated or even prevented by lavender. This oil helps with acne by cleansing the skin, oil, ways, lavender, headaches, way, warm, helps, great, few, drops, conditioner, body, bath, wrap, word, wash, very, vaporize, throat, therapeutic, tension, temples, taken, systems, stress, stomach, steam, spasms, soothing, sleeplessness, skin, rub, rome, romans, roman