These dried French lavender flowers come from the classic lavender fields of Provence. You receive a natural raw material that you can use freely at home – for making your own sachets, scented pillows or decorations. The cellophane bag keeps the fragrance fresh until you open it.
What you can use it for
Most people use it to fill sachets: poured into a small cotton bag and placed in the wardrobe, drawer or between bed linen. The gentle, calming scent lasts for weeks. You can also sew it into a pillow to help you fall asleep more easily. Many people add it to dried flower bouquets, home decor, handmade candles or soaps.
What French lavender means
French lavender (botanically Lavandula × intermedia) is a close relative of true lavender, with fuller blossoms and a stronger scent. It is the variety grown most widely in the French lavender fields because it is hardy and yields abundantly. Its aroma is fresh, clean and slightly camphorous – which makes it particularly good as a natural moth repellent in your wardrobe.
How to store it
In the sealed cellophane bag it keeps its scent for months. After opening, transfer it into a well-sealed glass jar or tin and keep it away from light. If the fragrance fades, you can refresh it with a few drops of lavender essential oil.
Good to know
Since this is a natural product, small stem pieces and leaves may be present – this is not a flaw, but a sign of hand harvesting. If you are prone to allergies, please test it on a small area first.