Lavender is a small perennial evergreen shrub of dicotyledons, Labiatae and lavender. It is native to the Mediterranean coast, but it is also reported in the literature that lavender was originally born in Persia (now Iran) and Canary Islands, and was introduced to France on the Mediterranean coast through Phoenicians. The leaf is narrow, grayish green, and the stem is upright. It blooms in summer and autumn abroad. It is a spike. The inflorescence is 5-15 cm long. The flower colors vary from variety to variety, including blue, light purple, purple, thick purple and white. Blue is the most common. Lavender has been widely used in medical treatment since ancient times. Both stems and leaves can be used as medicine. It has the effects of strengthening stomach, sweating and relieving pain. It is a good medicine for treating cold, abdominal pain and eczema. Lavender is known as the “king of herbs”, with fresh and elegant aroma and mild nature. It is recognized as the most sedative, soothing and hypnotic plant. Relieve tension, calm your mind, calm your breath, heal wounds and remove scars. Oil control, regeneration, anti-inflammatory, repair.