Lavender, also known as lavender, is one of the most used in aromatherapy due to its versatility. It has strong calming and relaxing properties with no contraindications.
In ancient times, the Egyptians and Romans used it for bathing, relaxation and as a perfume.
Lavender flowers produce abundant nectar that yields high-quality honey. Honey of the lavender variety was initially produced in the countries surrounding the Mediterranean and introduced to the world market as a product of superior quality. Lavender is also used as a herb on its own or as an ingredient in herb de Provence (France).

Native lavender can be found in the Canaries, North and West Africa, southern Europe and the Mediterranean, Arabia and India.

The biggest producers of lavender are Bulgaria, France, Great Britain, Australia and Russia.