Character
The Story of Diva lavender
Diva lavender brings a richer, more complex dimension to the classic herbaceous note. With a sweet floral core and unmistakable clary sage resonance, this French oil captures July's peak bloom in every drop.
Heritage
Lavender has been part of human fragrance culture since ancient Egypt, where priests used it in mummification and perfumery rituals. The Greeks and Romans later adopted it for bathing, coining the Latin lavare, meaning to wash. By the eighteenth century, lavender had become the cornerstone of Europe's perfumery trades, sold as both a single-note fragrance and a blending material. Provence emerged as the world's lavender capital, and French cultivation refined the plant into the high-camphor, sweet-floral profile now considered the global standard. Diva lavender represents a terroir-selected expression of that centuries-long refinement.
At a Glance
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Feature this note
France
Primary source region
Ingredient Details
Steam distillation
Freshly cut flower spikes
Did You Know
"Diva lavender is harvested by hand in a single month. July is not a suggestion; it is a deadline written by the plant itself."
Pyramid Presence