Lavender Buds Food Grade | Bulk Dried Lavender Flowers for Soap Making and Cooking - Edible Lavender for Tea and Drinks- Make Lavender Sachets, Bath

Lavender Buds Food Grade | Bulk Dried Lavender Flowers for Soap Making and Cooking - Edible Lavender for Tea and Drinks- Make Lavender Sachets, Bath

INDULGE IN PURE LAVENDER BLISS with our luxurious bath petals made from real, dark lavender-colored flowers, creating a tranquil aromatic escape that is both incredibly relaxing & deliciously scented. CULINARY LAVENDER - Elevate your culinary creations with our Dry Lavender Buds. Indulge in delightful teas, refreshing drinks, invigorating tinctures, revitalizing tonics or other herbal blends. REAL FLOWERS FREE OF SYNTHETICS - No Fragrances added and pesticide-free. This bath flower possesses numerous advantages. The aroma of lavender is widely utilized in aromatherapy to induce relaxation. GREAT DRIED LAVENDER FOR SOAP MAKING - Use these soap making herbs to create natural DIY Infused Body Oil, Salve, Soap, Flower Water and more! The lavender-based products will calm your skin. RESEALABLE POUCH - Our dried flowers are packaged in a minimalistic, resealable pouch to keep them fresh longer. You can use our dry flowers for candle making. Dried Lavender flowers have a multitude of benefits and uses. The flowers contain vitamins, antioxidants and cleansing properties which improve skin health. They have a strong floral scent that is relaxing and calming. You can use dry lavender flowers to make sachets, floral bath water or in a soap recipe to add exfoliation. Our lavender flowers are completely natural with no artificial fragrance or chemicals. Weight: 4oz Dried lavender flowers, less commonly known as Lavandula Officials, come from the Lamiaceae plant family. This flower has a multitude of benefits and uses. They are very aromatic, and they maintain full aroma when in dry form. The flower buds are extremely light, so a small quantity will go a long way. Dry lavender flowers have a gray/purple color. In terms of aromatherapy, the lavender scent is commonly used for relaxation. The flower buds are a great substitution to those who don’t like working directly with the essential oil. Lavender flowers can be used to infuse oils or add exfoliation to handmade soaps or scrubs. They are great for making face masks and bath bombs and can also be simply put into bath water for a spa like experience. See recipes and recipe videos for more ideas on how to use these dry flowers for skin care. Additionally, dried lavender is great for making sachets. They can be placed around the house or hung near the doors, windows or even throughout your car to keep insects at bay. They can also be used as a natural confetti for parties, weddings and more. Dry Lavender Benefits Contains vitamins and antioxidants that promote good skin health Soothing aroma Natural skin cleansing properties Helps to soothe irritated skin Promotes collagen production Helps to heal damaged skin