This lovingly crafted bath and body care collection is formulated to enhance your well-being and much needed “me time”. The steamer is made with all natural ingredients, cruelty-free, free from SLS, SLES and parabens, and packaging is home compostable. That said, all of the following products reflect the timeless importance of and reverence for lavender throughout the world.Īnihana’s Lavender Shower Steamer (US$3♹9) delivers a spa-at-home experience instantly by infusing the air with lavender essential oil for a calming aromatherapy experience. With a large field of committed small producers and artisans who converge strict government-directed regulations and wholesome feel-good formulas, it makes perfect “scents” that one of the world’s healthiest environments is leading the charge. This summer’s crop of earthly delights begins with two new products from New Zealand, as it is now making its mark as a pioneer of green, clean, and sustainable beauty. Based on how lavender is worked into a formulation, its benefits include mitigating insomnia and skin irritations, reducing stress, and menopause symptoms, relieves some skin ailments, encouraging hair growth, and lessening the impact of asthma and high blood pressure on the body. This powerful but soothing member of the mint family is now revered for its antioxidant properties along with familiar calming aroma.
Its medicinal, therapeutic, and aromatic usage go back as far as 2,500 years.Īs this millennium is just getting started, modern-day health concerns have reawakened a worldwide interest in lavender, especially with different varietals of the plant emerging.
Popular health websites (such as and ) covering western and eastern medical modalities point out it is native to the Middle East, Mediterranean, and India. The field-grown botanical has been a staple ingredient in wellness remedies, fragrances, beauty elixirs, and even household products for generations. Before you dismiss lavender as a relic of beauty product antiquity, you may want to consider shifting your paradigm.
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