Wild Lavender

The following is re-posted from Kurt Schnaubelt's blog (see link below, and to the right)

Wild Lavender

August 15th, 2010

For the amount of Wild Lavender that is offered on the internet, it is amazing how few pictures there are. Here is one from the Montaigne de Lure, where much of the real wild Lavender comes from. Wild Lavender generally grows in altitudes higher than those of the cultivated population Lavender. Wild Lavender or “Lavande suavage” is available from the OSA site in a 2 for 1 special for a limited time only, as long as the allocated supplies last.

Magic Relief Formula

Combine the following in the exact order in an amber-colored glass jar:

1 oz. V6 mixing oil
8 drops Spruce
8 drops Sandalwood
7 drops Fir
5 drops Hyssop
4 drops Lemongrass
5 drops Helichrysum
4 drops Birch (or Wintergreen)
2 drops German (blue) Chamomile
1 drop Blue Tansy

The blend was created by D. Gary Young and is indicated for bone, joint discomfort and tissue regeneration.