The process of creating a concentrated solution from lavender flowers involves extracting the plant’s aromatic compounds using a solvent, typically alcohol or glycerin. This resulting liquid embodies the essence of lavender, capturing its fragrance and some of its beneficial properties.
This infused substance is valuable for its fragrance, flavor, and potential therapeutic applications. Historically, lavender has been employed in perfumes, culinary dishes, and traditional medicine. The concentrated extract enables convenient access to lavender’s attributes, bypassing the need for fresh or dried flowers in every application.
