
We read the maker's own documents for this oil: the quality declaration and the third-party GC/MS report posted on its product page. Here is what they show.
Check price on Amazon →(paid link)| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Botanical name | Lavandula hybrida grosso (lavandin) |
| Origin | France |
| Extraction method | Steam distillation |
| Size | 4 fl oz (118 ml) |
| Purity | Maker declares 100% pure and undiluted |
| GC/MS report | Third-party report for lot LAVN0525 posted on the maker's product page |
Source: Handcraft Blends product page and its Product Quality & Origin Declaration dated 17 December 2025, read on 3 November 2026.
The bottle and the Amazon listing say Lavender Essential Oil and stop there. The maker's quality declaration names the plant: Lavandula hybrida grosso, grown in France. That is lavandin, a cross between true lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) and spike lavender (Lavandula latifolia), and the GC/MS report on the product page is titled Lavandin Oil.
Lavandin is sold as lavender all over the market, so this isn't unusual. It matters when you read lavender research: a study done with true lavender tells you about true lavender. Check which species a study used before you apply it to this oil.
In the diffuser: at 5-8 drops per session in a 300ml ultrasonic diffuser.
In massage blends: dilute it at 2% in Handcraft Blends Fractionated Coconut Oil, roughly 12 drops per 30ml.
For sleep: the classic routine is 2 drops on a pillowcase corner or 30 minutes of diffusing before bed. Most lavender sleep studies name the species they used, so check whether it was Lavandula angustifolia before expecting the same from lavandin.
| Brand | Origin | Size | GC/MS results public |
|---|---|---|---|
| Handcraft Blends (lavandin) | France | 4 oz | Yes, on the product page |
| Plant Therapy | Bulgaria/France | 1 oz | Yes, public |
| Rocky Mountain Oils | Bulgaria | 0.33 oz | Yes, public |
| Majestic Pure | Bulgaria | 4 oz | No |
Handcraft Blends, Plant Therapy and Rocky Mountain Oils all put GC/MS results online. Before you compare them, check the botanical name on each report: the Handcraft Blends oil is lavandin, so it isn't the same plant as a bottle sold as Lavandula angustifolia.
| Use | Method | Dilution |
|---|---|---|
| Diffuser/aromatherapy | 5-8 drops in 300ml water | No dilution needed |
| Pillow/sleep | 1-2 drops on pillowcase corner | No dilution needed |
| Skin (face) | Mix with carrier oil | 1% (6 drops per 30ml) |
| Body massage | Mix with carrier oil | 2% (12 drops per 30ml) |
| Bath | Mix with carrier oil first | 5-10 drops total |
| Candle/soap making | Add to cooled wax | 6% of total weight |
By the maker's own declaration this is Lavandula hybrida grosso from France, sold under the name lavender, and a third-party GC/MS report, titled Lavandin Oil, is on the product page. If you want true lavender for a recipe or a study protocol, look for Lavandula angustifolia on the label instead. The plant and lab report for every other Handcraft Blends oil are on our purity page.
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