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ABOUT THE DESIGNER

 

Jenn Mueller is the owner and designer of Luscious Lavender Aromatherapy. She was born and raised in Washington State, and calls Seattle her home with her Husband and cat companion. She is an avid gardener and spends much of her time in her new herb garden and growing her dreams.

JENN’S HISTORY

Since Jenn was a young girl, she has struggled to calm her symptoms of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. She has tried mainstream pharmaceuticals but found most caused unpleasant side effects. While trying to combat her symptoms of PTSD, she discovered the Lavender herb, Mother Nature’s remedy for Headaches, Insomnia, Depression and Anxiety disorders. She found that the use of Lavender baths and relaxation masks immediately and effectively improved her sleep, mood and overall well-being.

ABOUT LUSCIOUS LAVENDER

Ten years ago, Jenn began researching and crafting with the Lavender herb. She visited the Lavender Festivals and Farms in Washington State and created a small Lavender farm at her former home in North Seattle. Every Summer she would harvest many varieties of Lavendula Intermediate (Lavandins) and Lavandula Angustifolia (English Lavenders) for her fragrant, household décor items. She also distilled Lavender essential oil using an ancient-style copper still, for use in her unique bath and beauty products. 

Five years ago, she opened Luscious Lavender Aromatherapy to share her passion for the Lavender herb with the world. Every year she creates a new line of handcrafted Aromatherapy products for her online storefront, as well as community craft events. 

All of the current Luscious Lavender products are crafted with Lavender flowers and essential oil from Washington State.

May, 2011

Jenn Mueller 2013


ABOUT THE LAVENDER HERB


"And Lavender, whose spikes of azure bloom shall be, ere-while, in arid bundles bound to lurk admist the labours of her loom, and crown her kerchiefs witl mickle rare perfume."


- - William Shenstone (“The School Mistress,” circa 1742)


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