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
