"Let's distinguish between authenticity"

The lavender angstifolia we use every day actually contains ketones.

I will post additional information about the previous post.

We did not include it in the previous post, but here is a point that no one has commented on it.

 Comparing [A] lavender angstifolia and [B] lavender angstifolia used in medical aroma from the composition table, AOP of [B] shows that "Ketone contains less than 1% From ... "

The reason I chose this type of post was to add a statement at the end of the post, "Let's see if it's true or false."

Once again, please look at the lavender angstifolia used daily in [A].

What do you think?
Is “Ketone 2.3%” contained?

Both instructors should have learned that essential oils with a high content of "ketones, phenols, and aromatic aldehydes" (classes = aromatic components) are used with care because they cause skin irritation. is.

The new package, Lavender Angustifolia, contains the same essential ingredients as the old package, with the same expiration date listed below.
 In both cases, the expiration date is until July 2020, and the content of the ingredient list is also exactly the same.

You'll see that this is just a "package change".

Did you know that the above-mentioned “ketone is 2.3%”?

Lavender Angstifolia essential oil is not always the same ingredient, and it is natural that the ingredients change slightly when harvested.

The essential oils that exist in the world as fragrances must not have a fragrance that does not match the product name, and it will make sense given the group of essential oils that have been out of stock for a long time in the past.

I would like to be aware of this, and will post this point later.

Not just because someone said that it would be okay if Lavender Angstifolia, but for those who have a problem of `` cultivating the ability to distinguish between authenticity '' and those who are worried, always stay in that position for the past 20 years We believe that it is important to promote enlightenment while considering the results of JMAA, Japan Medical Aromatherapy Association, the basis of recipes, and the concerns and bare skin of third parties.

Now, can AOP Lavender Angstifolia of [B] be used?
 AOP Lavender Angustifolia has a slightly higher price because it is made more fragrant according to the manufacturer.

In the aromatherapy of healing by fragrance, and when considering the psychological effects of fragrance, it may be good for individuals, but we members of the association will conduct daily enlightenment promotion activities based on the achievements and teachings of the association. Is being done.

Let's use [A] lavender angstifolia as before.

Essential oils with high contents of ketones, phenols and aromatic aldehydes are not used for atopy or other purposes. (There is a recipe for fat dissolution as an exception)

In other words, "Let's distinguish between authenticity".