Lavender 40/42 standardized EO

Lavender 40/42 essential oil is a standardized blend of different lavender varieties, specially formulated for a consistent fragrance and wide applicability in perfumery, cosmetics, and aromatherapy.
Composition : Mix of lavender oils, standardized to approx. 40% linalool and approx. 42% linalyl acetate
Botanical origin:
Lavandula angustifolia and Lavandula hybrida
Origin : France
Colour : light yellow to colourless
Fragrance profile : soft floral, fresh, slightly spicy – typical lavender, but more stable than pure varieties.
Fragrance group : Aromatic/spicy/floral
CAS: 8000-28-0

 

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Lavender 40/42 standardized essential oil is one of the most widely used lavender varieties in perfumery because of its consistent fragrance profile , high stability and widely applicable character .

Benefits of standardized lavender oil

  • Consistent scent – ideal for commercial production
  • Gentle on the skin – suitable for leave-on products
  • Calming effect – popular in aromatherapy and sleep formulas

 

Use in perfumery

Fragrance note & Fragrance group

  • Fragrance note : Heart note
  • Fragrance group : Aromatic / Floral
  • Fragrance profile : Fresh, soft floral, slightly spicy with a calming undertone

application in fragrance compositions

  • Top combinations : Bergamot, lemon, petitgrain – for a fresh opening
  • Heart combinations : Geranium, rose, sage – enhances the floral character
  • Base combinations : Cedarwood, patchouli, tonka bean – for depth and fixation

Role in perfumes

  • Unisex & wellness fragrances : Lavender 40/42 is loved in soothing blends
  • Baby & skin-friendly perfumes : Suitable for sensitive skin due to low camphor content
  • Soap & body care : Ideal for commercial production due to its fragrance consistency

 

Benefits for perfumers

  • Standardized aroma – no batch variations
  • Mixes well – harmonizes with citrus, wood and spices
  • Affordable & versatile – from niche perfume to mass production

Lavender 40/42 is not the most complex lavender oil, but it is the most reliable.
Perfect for perfumers who want to combine fragrance consistency and skin safety.

Comparison of Lavender Essential Oil Varieties

Type Lavender Botanical name Origin Fragrance profile Application Particulars
Lavender 40/42 Lavandula spp. (blend) Miscellaneous Soft floral, fresh, consistent Perfumery, soap, cosmetics Standardized to linalool/linalyl acetate
Mont Blanc Lavender Lavandula angustifolia France (Alps) Fresh, slightly spicy, elegant Natural perfumes, skin care High mountain quality, pure aroma
Himalaya Lavender Lavandula angustifolia Nepal / Himalaya Fresh, clear, slightly sharper Aromatherapy, soothing blends Grows at high altitude, wild harvested
Bulgarian Lavender Lavandula angustifolia Bulgaria Sweet, floral, soft Luxury perfumes, skin products Very popular in niche perfumery
Spike lavender (Spica) Lavandula latifolia Spain / France Camphoraceous, fresh, medicinal Sports blends, respiratory tract, muscle oil High camphor content, not for baby products
Green Lavender Absolute Lavandula hybrida (absolute) Unknown Intense green, spicy, aromatic Perfumes, fragrance accents, niche fragrances Absolute – concentrated and powerful

Summary

  • Most floral & soft : Bulgarian Lavender
  • Most fresh & consistent : Lavender 40/42
  • Most medicinal : Spike lavender
  • Most niche & intense : Green Lavender Absolute
  • Purest & mountainous : Mont Blanc & Himalaya Lavender

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