🌿 A professional-grade Lavandula Angustifolia concentrate from Christine Valmy — built for custom blending into facial and massage protocols across sensitive, oily, and breakout-prone skin types.

At the core is steam-distilled lavender oil, delivering documented surface antimicrobial activity via its linalool and linalyl acetate content — directly relevant for oily and acne-prone service protocols. Because it's engineered for precise micro-dose blending, it integrates into massage oils, serums, and treatment emulsions without shifting texture or viscosity, giving you real formulation flexibility chair-side. The naturally derived preservation system (Glyceryl Caprylate / Glyceryl Undecylenate) maintains formula integrity at working concentration, so blended preparations hold up through a full service.

The characteristic lavender scent adds a perceptible calming sensory layer — an easy, credible upgrade to any custom facial menu without adding complexity to your workflow.

A strong fit for estheticians building custom treatment menus where one versatile concentrate needs to work across multiple skin concerns.

• Custom-blend versatility: Designed for professional dilution at 1 drop per ounce, this concentrate integrates into massage oils, facial serums, or treatment emulsions without altering the base formula's texture, allowing the esthetician to tailor lavender's properties precisely to each client's skin concern.
• Antimicrobial surface activity: Lavandula Angustifolia Oil delivers well-documented surface antimicrobial activity — attributed to its linalool and linalyl acetate content — making it relevant for breakout-prone and oily skin protocols where microbial load on the skin surface is a concern.
• Calming aromatic experience: Lavender oil's characteristic scent profile contributes a perceptible calming sensory dimension to any treatment it is blended into, enhancing the client's in-service experience during facial and massage services.
• Broad skin-type compatibility: When used at the recommended micro-dose of 1 drop per ounce, the concentrate is formulated for use across sensitive, oily, mature, and fatigued skin types within a professional service context.

Lavandula Angustifolia (Lavender) Oil: The primary functional active in this concentrate — a steam-distilled essential oil rich in linalool and linalyl acetate, known for its surface-level antimicrobial activity, calming aromatic profile, and conditioning effect on skin; it is the ingredient the product is entirely built around, used at 1 drop per ounce when custom blending into treatment formulas.

Glyceryl Caprylate / Glyceryl Undecylenate: A naturally derived dual-ester blend used as the formula's antimicrobial preservation system — Glyceryl Caprylate provides broad-spectrum antimicrobial support while Glyceryl Undecylenate adds antifungal activity; together they maintain the integrity of the oil formula at its engineered effective concentration, complementing the inherent antimicrobial character of the lavender oil.

1. Determine the client's skin type and intended treatment goal before selecting this oil for blending.
2. Measure the carrier product or base oil to be used — one ounce is the standard blending unit.
3. Add exactly 1 drop of French Lavender Oil per ounce of carrier or base product, as specified by the manufacturer.
4. Mix thoroughly to ensure even distribution of the lavender oil throughout the carrier before application.
5. Apply the blended preparation to the client's skin according to the protocol for the intended facial or massage service.
6. Leave on the skin per the standard protocol for the service being performed; do not rinse unless the base treatment requires it.

Custom blending guidance

At 1 drop per ounce, this concentrate is intentionally diluted for professional safety and skin compatibility — do not exceed the recommended dose, particularly on sensitive or allergy-prone clients, as lavender essential oil contains linalool and linalyl acetate, recognized contact sensitizers at higher concentrations. For clients with a known history of essential oil sensitivity, perform a patch test at the blended-down dilution before full application. This oil integrates cleanly into most oil-based and emulsion bases without altering viscosity or color, making it a practical upsell component in custom facial service menus.