Dried lavender flowers used in Soul Space botanical incense

Ingredient Library

Lavender Flowers

Lavandula angustifolia and Lavandula x intermedia

Also known as: English lavender; true lavender; lavandin; Dutch lavender; common lavender

Lavender flowers are aromatic dried blossoms known for their sweet floral-herbal scent and long history in fragrance, bathing, cooking, and botanical traditions. Soul Space uses both English lavender and lavandin to create a fuller lavender profile with soft floral sweetness and a subtle camphorous edge.

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Quick facts

Lavender Flowers at a glance

Flower Dried flower France and Albania

Aroma

Sweet, floral, herbaceous, soft, and lightly camphorous.

Blend role

Adds floral softness, herbal sweetness, and a clean aromatic lift.

Why choose it

Best for shoppers looking for a soft floral incense blend with gentle herbal sweetness and a clean, familiar lavender character.

Source note

Organic and kosher dried lavender flowers

Ingredient details

Lavender Flowers: Aroma, Ritual Use & Sourcing

Scent profile

What Lavender Flowers smells like

Lavender flowers bring a sweet floral aroma with soft herbal notes and a faint camphorous brightness from lavandin. When gently warmed, they add a clean floral lift that can soften sharper herbs, woods, and resins.

Formulation

Why Soul Space uses it

Soul Space uses a blend of English lavender and lavandin when a formula needs a familiar floral-herbal note with both softness and aromatic brightness.

Ritual context

Traditional and ritual use

Lavender has been used for centuries in fragrance, bathing, cooking, sachets, potpourri, and traditional botanical preparations. Its history is closely tied to perfume, cleansing rituals, and quiet personal care traditions.

Sourcing

Sourcing and quality

Origin: France and Albania

Soul Space’s lavender flowers are organic and kosher Lavandula angustifolia and Lavandula x intermedia sourced from France and Albania.

At Soul Space, we gently warm raw botanicals, resins, and woods to release their natural aroma without direct burning.