Lavender

Lavender is a tiny shrub with beautiful violet-blue flowers. Its intense, pleasant fragrance is probably familiar to everyone. However, not many people know how valuable properties this plant has. Lavender oils are used extensively in the cosmetic and pharmaceutical industries. Diastolic and relaxing properties have been used by grandmothers for many generations. In cosmetics, on the other hand, the strong disinfectant properties have found application.

When analyzing the properties of lavender, its aromatherapeutic use should not be overlooked. Since medieval times, lavender has been associated with a state of spiritual relaxation, which is also reflected in cosmetics, where excellent natural skin care is enriched with relaxing extract from lavender flowers bathed in the Mediterranean sunshine. The MACROVITA series of cosmetics with lavender flower extract was created to captivate the senses with a delicate, seductive fragrance to bring solace to the soul and body.

Lavender oil, obtained by distilling the purple flowers, exhibits antibacterial, antiviral and antifungal activity. Regular use visibly eliminates pus and acne lesions. Important is its simultaneous stimulation of new cell growth, which provides natural softness and freshness. The essence has a relaxing and mood-enhancing effect. Relieves muscle pain and reduces swelling improving overall well-being.

Lavender is a common plant. The largest regions strewn with the purple flower are in the lands of the Mediterranean basin. However, its plantations can be found in virtually every country in Europe.