The process involves extracting the aromatic compounds from dehydrated lavender flowers and infusing them into a carrier oil. This results in a fragrant product that retains many of the properties associated with the plant. Examples include using infused oil for topical application, aromatherapy, or as a natural fragrance.
The appeal lies in the creation of a natural product with potential therapeutic benefits. Historically, preparations of this kind have been valued for their relaxing scent and purported medicinal qualities. Producing it allows individuals to control the ingredients and customize the concentration to their preferences.