Lavender, imported from Moldova (between Romania on the west and Ukraine to the east). A sweet scented lavender from a country known for it's rich countryside that produces many grapes.

Lavender has an almost fruity-sweet top note, with a pleasant balsamic-woody undertone that becomes more flowery as it evolves on the skin.

Lavender also does wonders for burns and bites. It's probably the most popular oil in fresh, sweet, herbal, floral aromatherapy blends and the best selling single note.

It marries well with bergamot and other citrus oils, clove, oakmoss, patchouli, rosemary, clary sage, and pine needle oil. Many aromatherapists feel it enhances or builds a therapeutic bridge in almost any blend. It is used in many colognes and perfumes including but not limited to citrus and floral waters, fougeres*, chypres*, ambres*, and even many non-floral perfume types.