Colorchallenge - benefits of lavender flowers

Lavender lavender (Lavandula angustifolia, or Lavandula officinalis) is commonly used as an additive for deodorizer, soap, shampoo, deodorizer, aromatherapy and onat medicines. The lavender name is derived from the Latin root lavare, which has the notion of "to wash". Lavender's name may also be given because it is often used as an aroma to bathe, which is believed to help purify the body and soul. The lavender flower herb has also been used to treat various diseases, such as insomnia, stress to depression and fatigue. Fresh lavender flowers are extracted for essential oils, which are commonly used for medicinal purposes. Available commercial lavender shapes are made from dried flowers and lavender essential oils. Various bentuik is include: Aromatherapy oil, gel, extract, infusion, lotion, soap, tea, tinctures, and dried flowers intact.