Lavender Maillette (Lavandula angustifolia) is a floral essential oil with a sweet, refined aroma and a heart note. Steam distillation from flowering tops, it is a versatile blending oil that pairs well with Bergamot (FCF), Cedarwood (Atlas), Frankincense (Carterii). It has no specific dermal-use limit, but everyday blends are typically kept around 1–3%.
Lavender Maillette (Lavandula angustifolia) is a floral essential oil, steam-distilled from the flowering tops, produced in France. Its aroma is sweet, refined, sitting as a heart note in a blend. It's commonly paired with Bergamot (FCF), Cedarwood (Atlas), Frankincense (Carterii), Geranium. It has no specific dermal-use limit; everyday topical blends are typically kept around 1-3%.
Aroma & character
Aroma
Traditional aromatherapy associations
Traditional associations only — not medical claims or evidence of efficacy.
Properties
| Perfumery note | Heart |
| Aroma family | Floral |
| Chemical family | Ester |
| Material type | Essential oil |
| Extraction | Steam distillation |
| Plant part | flowering tops |
| Origin | France |
| Blending factor | 7 |
| Volatility index | 3 |
| Tenacity (hours) | 6.0 |
Safety & dilution
| Max topical dilution | No specific limit (keep ≤3% adult body) |
| Max facial dilution | No specific limit (keep ≤1% adult face) |
| Pregnancy | No specific caution recorded |
| Nursing | Generally suitable when properly diluted |
| Children | Generally suitable, well diluted |
| Cats | Generally suitable when properly diluted |
| Dogs | Generally suitable when properly diluted |
Evidence: Traditional — EODB: 9 GC-MS analyses (Lavandula angustifolia).
For education only — not medical or veterinary advice. Essential oils are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition. Always patch-test and consult a qualified professional before use during pregnancy, on children, with pets, or with a health condition.
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Blends well with
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Frequently asked questions
What does Lavender Maillette smell like?
Lavender Maillette has a sweet, refined aroma, classed as a floral oil with a heart note.
What is the safe dilution for Lavender Maillette?
Lavender Maillette has no specific IFRA dermal limit, but for everyday topical use keep it around 1–3% for the body and about 1% on the face. Always patch-test before wider use.
Is Lavender Maillette safe to use during pregnancy?
Our dataset records no specific pregnancy caution for Lavender Maillette. That is not the same as it being established as safe — always consult a qualified healthcare provider before using any essential oil during pregnancy.
Is Lavender Maillette safe to use around children?
Lavender Maillette is generally considered suitable for children when well diluted. Consult a professional for young children.
Is Lavender Maillette safe around pets?
For cats — generally lower-risk when well diluted and diffused sparingly; dogs — generally lower-risk when well diluted. Diffuse only in ventilated spaces and consult a veterinarian.
What does Lavender Maillette blend well with?
Lavender Maillette pairs well with Bergamot (FCF), Cedarwood (Atlas), Frankincense (Carterii), Geranium, Rose.