Lavender Essential Oil

• Lavandula Angustifolia

TANAMERA water diffuser:
1. Open the water reservoir by lifting the lid. Add room-temperature water (distilled water is recommended) into the reservoir up to the fill line. Do not exceed the fill line.
2. Add 3-5 drops of your favourite TANAMERA essential oil into the water.
3. Replace the lid to cover the water reservoir.
4. Plug in the TANAMERA Aroma Diffuser and push the power switch to start diffusing.
5. Press the power switch on the left to cycle through the three-mode setting: Mode 1: 60 minutes cycle Mode 2: 120 minutes cycle Mode 3: 180 minutes cycle
6. When water runs out, the diffuser will automatically shut off.
7. Press the right power switch to turn on/off the warm light.


TANAMERA waterless diffuser:
Please follow step by step using from this link https://youtu.be/QDqncO45Vcc?si=rjeLR0S61OJSGxL1

TANAMERA aroma stone:
Put five to ten drops onto the stone surface. The essential oil quickly absorbs and the scent is released slowly at room temperature.

Lavender is the oil people reach for to wind down. Diffused, it is soft enough to run in a bedroom without dominating the room. Diluted, it is one of the gentler oils on skin, which is why it turns up in so many after-sun and post-shave blends.

It also blends with almost everything, so it is a useful first bottle if you are building a small collection.

1. Is Tanamera lavender oil true lavender or lavandin? True lavender. Lavandula angustifolia, the species also called English lavender. Lavandin is a cheaper hybrid with a sharper, more camphorous smell, and it is what most budget lavender oil is made from.
2. How much lavender oil should I use in a diffuser? 3 to 5 drops in a standard water diffuser. More is not better. Past that point the scent stops registering and you are just using up oil faster.
3. Can I put lavender oil directly on my skin? Dilute it first. Around 1 to 2 drops per 10ml of carrier oil for face, 3 to 6 drops per 10ml for body. Patch test on your inner forearm and wait 24 hours before wider use.
4. Is lavender oil safe around cats and dogs? Keep it away from cats. Cats process the compounds in lavender poorly and both the plant and the oil are listed as toxic to them. If you diffuse in a home with a cat, use a room the cat can leave freely and never apply the oil to a pet. Dogs tolerate it better but the same rule applies: never apply it to them, and give them a way out of the room.
5. What blends well with lavender? Most things, which is what makes it a good first bottle. Citrus like orange and bergamot for daytime, chamomile for a bedtime blend, ginger or clove for something warmer, and cedarwood or patchouli for depth.
6. Why does lavender oil smell different between brands? Usually species. Angustifolia is soft and sweet, lavandin is sharper and more medicinal. Growing altitude and harvest year shift the profile too, so the same species from different regions will not smell identical.
7. Can I use lavender oil during pregnancy? Check with your doctor or midwife first. Lavender is among the gentler oils but the general advice during the first trimester is caution with all essential oils.
   

Essential oils to avoid based on cases:

• INFANT CARE: Basil, Clove, Citronella, Ginger, Lemongrass
• PREGNANCY: Basil, Jasmine, Peppermint
  Use essential oils with caution:
• LOW BLOOD PRESSURE: Ylang Ylang
• SKIN IRRITANT: Basil, Citronella, Clove, Ginger, Lemongrass, Peppermint, Tea tree
• PHOTOSENSITISATION: Orange