Lavender

In ancient times, the Romans used the mauve-flowered plant to perfume their linen and baths. Lavender (from the Latin lavare, to wash) has always been ultimately about hygiene and cleanliness. The essence of 'country' lavender (Haute-Provence, Drôme and Vaucluze), the most sought-after quality, delivers an ultra-fresh, aromatic, floral, herbaceous and woody scent, with a hint of pear and fruit.