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Lavender essential oil is one of the most versatile oils you can use at home. If you’re wondering how to use lavender essential oil, there are simple and effective ways to incorporate it into your daily routine for relaxation, sleep, skincare, and home use.
At B&B Family Farm, we grow, harvest, and distill our lavender right here in Sequim, Washington, producing 100% pure essential oil with no fillers or additives.
Before using essential oils:
Apply 1 drop behind each ear as a natural alternative to perfumes or colognes.
Lavender’s calming scent makes this a great option for everyday wear while also helping promote relaxation.
👉 For best results, use our farm-distilled lavender essential oi
Add a few drops of lavender essential oil to a warm bath to create a simple at-home spa experience.
The scent helps create a relaxing environment — perfect for unwinding after a long day.
A diffuser is an easy way to spread lavender scent throughout your home.
Alternative: Simmer water with a few drops on low heat.
Lavender oil is commonly used for dry or irritated skin.
Place 1–2 drops of lavender essential oil inside your shoes to help neutralize odors.
Lavender, peppermint, and lemongrass oils are commonly used to help deter insects.
Place a drop of oil on a light bulb to gently diffuse scent as it warms.
⚠️ Always supervise and use caution with heat.
Add 2–3 drops of lavender essential oil to dryer balls or a damp cloth in the dryer to naturally freshen your laundry.
This adds a light, clean scent without synthetic fragrances.
Not all essential oils are created equal.
The essential oil industry is largely unregulated, and many products may contain fillers or synthetic additives.
At B&B Family Farm:
It’s best to test a small area first. For sensitive skin, dilute lavender essential oil with a carrier oil like coconut or jojoba before applying.
Common areas include the bottoms of your feet, behind the ears, or a small amount on your pillow to help promote relaxation before bed.
No. While diffusers are popular, you can also apply lavender oil directly to skin, add it to baths, or use simple methods around your home.
Start with 1 drop and increase to 2–3 drops depending on your preference and the method you’re using.
Yes, when used properly. Always follow basic safety guidelines like patch testing and avoiding sensitive areas.
High-quality lavender oil should be 100% pure with no fillers or additives. Knowing where and how your oil is grown and distilled makes a big difference.
If you're visiting Sequim during lavender season, B&B Family Lavender Farm offers a relaxed, less crowded experience with wide open fields and handcrafted lavender products.