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Its name derived from the Latin verb "to wash" lavender is a relaxing, cleansing herb that is also a circulation stimulant. Lemongrass - Used for sheen and cleansing. Also used as an elasticizer in hairsprays. Lecithin - Naturally occuring phospholipid derived from soybeans. Both water and oil loving, lecithin helps protect the skin and replenish the acid mantle as well as improve the skin's feel after application. Lemon - Natural purifier, astringent and tonic, prevents skin discoloration. ...
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| lavender o. |
a volatile oil distilled with steam from the fresh flowering tops of Lavandula angustifolia subsp. angustifolia or prepared synthetically; used as a perfume in pharmaceutical preparations. It is also used internally for loss of appetite, dyspepsia, nervousness, and insomnia, and externally in balneotherapy for functional circulatory disorders; it is also widely used in folk medicine.
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| lavender |
Pertaining to the homosexual lifestyle
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| lavender |
Endowed with both antiseptic and sedative properties, lavender is a highly aromatic oil which refreshes and tones the skin, and is said to soothe the nerves. In herbal medicine, its high ester content is harnessed to calm nervous heart complaints. It is also used as an anti-depressant and anti-irritant. Applied topically, lavender oil is also used to help heal burns, cold sores, and insect bites. It's supreme versatility has led some to call it a medicine chest in a bottle.
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| lavender oil |
The product of the distillation of flowers of lavender with water. The variety most often used for varnishes is oil of spike (Lavender oil spike) obtained from the Lavendula latifolia. Back
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