Benefits of Adding Lavender to Your Daily Routine

By Editorial Staff in Life Style On 8th January 2015
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#1 Recipes

Give your dishes a floral accent using lavender. Get creative, sprinkle on top of muffins or baked peaches in the summer days. But careful, you only need a little lavender to notice it strong scent.

#2 Dandruff

Make a hair rinse that effectively fight dandruff. Steep lavender as you would to make tea, let it cool down and next time you wash your hair use it to wash away the dandruff. Use daily if dandruff doesn't go away.

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#3 Cuts and scrapes

Lavender has natural antiseptic properties. If you cut yourself, instead of using alcohol try rubbing lavender oil instead. It's a nice alternative for children.

#4 Fresh-Scented Laundry

Try tying a bundle of lavender blossoms in a cloth and when your washing machine is on the dryer circle add it. It will give your sheets and towels a fresh, flowery scent without using harsh and unnecessary chemicals.

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#5 Skin Relief

If you have irritated, burned or chafed skin add lavender oil to your moisturizer or in a spray bottle and gently apply it daily. If you are prone to oily skin consult with a dermatologist. Lavender has anti inflammatory properties.

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#6 Sleep Accessories

Do you have trouble falling a sleep? Lavender has calming properties. Tie up fresh flowers in a satchel, small pillow case, or reusable eye pillow and see for yourself the enchanting effects and better sleep.

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#7 Bath

Lavender essential oil can help with all of the occasional muscle issues particularly after exercise .If you have muscle tension or you feel anxious, add either lavender oil or mix lavender blossoms with bath salt, sit back and enjoy.

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#8 Perfume

Want a natural, chemical-free, flowery scented alternative perfume? You will need: 1 tablespoon grated beeswax , 1 tablespoon almond oil and 5 to 6 drops lavender essential oil. In a microwave heat up the beeswax and almond oil, stir well and add lavender oil. Voila.

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#9 Tea

Lavender tea like most teas cleanses your body, is really good for your stomach, and is a great antioxidant. This tea is the most fragrant tea you will ever try. The making is just like any other herb. Boil water, add lavender, let it sit for a while and then take out the lavender from the tea.

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#10 Headache And Jet Lag

Keep a small bottle of lavender essential oil in your purse, and when headache occur you will have the perfect weapon. Lavender is considered to be an an antidepressant such as amitriptyline.