The Extraction Method and Clinical Application of Lavender Essential Oil

Authors

  • Siyu Wu

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.61173/29xvp654

Keywords:

lavender, Lavender essential oil, Extraction method, Incense therapy, Depression anxiety

Abstract

Lavender is a very common medicinal material and raw material. It is widely used in aromatherapy, beauty, cosmetics and perfume. In these respects, lavender essential oil has a very significant effect as a sedative. In addition, because of its anti-inflammatory effect, it also becomes an effective fungicide, which can improve the function of the immune system, balance the body condition, fight bacterial and fungal infections, relieve depression and reduce inflammation. For acne, burns, eczema, skin recover, sleep problems and stress. And because of its unique fragrance, lavender is loved by users. Lavender has also become a popular fragrance in aromatherapy. A brief introduction to the functions and uses of lavender essential oil, as well as its main benefits for individual skin problems. This paper introduces the different characteristics of the extraction methods of lavender essential oil and their different needs. Some typical extraction methods and the differences between these methods are introduced. The future development of lavender essential oil in medicine and aromatherapy is prospected. Providing reference

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Published

2024-06-06