How to Make Lavender Glycerite

HOW TO MAKE LAVENDER GLYCERITE
1. Fill any sized glass jar with the lavender. Fill 1/2 of the jar if it's dried lavender and 2/3 of the jar if it's fresh.
2. You're going to cover the herbs completely with the liquid. For dried herbs, add 75% glycerine and 25% water to the jar. For example, a pint jar is 16 ounces, so you'd add 12 ounces of glycerine and 4 ounces of water. Shake very well. You can use 100% glycerine for fresh plant material or 75% glycerine and 25 % alcohol.
3. Label the jar with the ingredients and the date, and store in a cool, dry place. Shake daily.
4. After 6-8 weeks, strain well, label the jar, and store in a cool, dry cabinet in a clean mason jar or in dropper bottles.
5. Take a dropperful as needed for relaxation, sleep, to dissolve tension, to stop panic, to soothe headaches and belly aches.
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I am making this as I watch with fresh lavender from my 3 plants! Thank you for simple and easy herbal preparations.

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Love this! I'm so glad it helped.