What makes our Naroomba® Lavender Oil so special? Our farm is a sanctuary for kangaroos. We rescue and raise young kangaroos (joeys) and then when they are older and ready, they go out to the wild. You can read all about our kangaroos and our farm at our Sponsoroo website http://www.sponsoroo.com – where people can sponsor (adopt) one too. There are lots of photos and information about kangaroos there as well. Our kangaroos graze round the lavender and bounce through the lavender! Often they are there when we are harvesting the lavender. They are some of our Red and Grey kangaroos in the header.

Our Lavender Oil is certified organic, it is grown on our farm which has been organic since 1998, absolutely no chemicals have been near the lavender area since then and maybe before that. We distil the flowers as well and it is totally pure with absolutely nothing added or taken away.

Naroomba® Lavender Oil is sold in 10ml bottles and it is $13 (Australian) for each bottle. The cost of postage is going to vary from place to place and depending on how many bottles you order. Please let us know through the contact form your contact details and how many bottles you would like. If you would like to know more about our Lavender Oil and all the reasons why people love it and why it makes such a special gift, please just ask us to send you information. When you scroll down below the contact form you will be able to read a bit of information about Lavender Oil and its uses.

If you are looking for information about kangaroos, please send us a message through the contact form also. We would love to hear your pressing questions about kangaroos because we are writing a book and we would like to know what it is that people are mostly searching for about these fascinating and wonderful animals. That is the other main reason for this site. We have been raising kangaroos, living with them and studying them since 1990 and feel totally blessed to have had that opportunity.

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Here is a little bit of information about Lavender Oil, but please do contact us if you would like more. This information has been collected from various sources as well as from our own experience.

Many people enjoy Lavender Oil for its fragrance. It is often used in soaps, shampoos, and sachets for scenting clothes and linen or it is worn as a perfume.

Does lavender evoke nostalgia for you? It brings back many memories for a lot of people, it is such a well loved herb, medicine and fragrance. We find that many people love to receive Lavender Oil as a gift.

Lavender and its beautiful oil have been used for centuries in healing, purifying rituals and for so many purposes.

Lavender is one of two essential oils that are considered safe when applied directly to the skin (tea tree is the other). It can also be added to a carrier oil such as almond oil to apply easily.

WARNING: DO NOT USE LAVENDER OIL INTERNALLY. Also, avoid contact with the eyes or mucous membranes such as the lips and nostril.

Research and clinical studies have shown that lavender essential oil can be used:

• for sunburn, mild burns, bruises, minor cuts and scrapes but do not use on deep open wounds
• by adding a few drops in a nice relaxing bath or a hot footbath to help overcome fatigue
• as an insect repellent (we have been using it on ourselves and the kangaroos as a mosquito repellent – either neat or in a carrier oil)
• for difficulty in sleeping, anxiety, stress, depression, mood disturbances, exhaustion.
• to produce calming, soothing, and sedative effects
• for headaches (massage on to the temples – keep away from eyes)
• for a blocked nose during a cold or while sleeping, it can help with snoring
• for skin ailments- such as fungal infections, eczema, dermatitis and acne
• to help get rid of scars
• in a bath for circulatory disorders and soothing the muscles and joints
• in a spray bottle with water as a refreshing spray for your bottom after going to the toilet
• moth repellent in a wardrobe or linen cupboard
• to  freshen the clothes in the dryer
• drop some on the vent of the vacuum cleaner while using to send the fragrance around the house
• put some drops of the oil in a spray bottle of water and spray in each room or in the car to freshen the air
• as an antibacterial and antiviral agent – use while washing the floors or the toilet

Another word of warning:- Although side effects are rare, some individuals may develop an allergic reaction to lavender, just as some people react to other different products. It has also been said that pregnant and breast-feeding women should avoid using lavender.