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Lavender Oil for Bed Bugs

Lavender Oil for Bed Bugs

Rated 4.8 out of 5
Based on 8 reviews

Lavender oil is known for its floral aroma, but it's also a popular ingredient in natural household blends aimed at freshening up bedding and linens. It’s commonly used in diluted sprays for mattresses, furniture, and carpets to support a clean and calming home environment. 

While lavender oil is not an insecticide, its use in scent-based home care formulations makes it a favorite for those looking to refresh and revitalize sleep spaces.

Undiluted - Mix with Carrier Oil

To use undiluted lavender oil for bed bugs directly on your skin or where it may come in direct contact on your skin (like on your sheets), you’ll have to first mix the lavender oil for bed bugs with a carrier oil; aim to mix 3 parts carrier oil with one part lavender oil for bed bugs. Then, the mixture can be applied to your skin. For people with sensitive skin, you'll want to add more parts carrier oil to the mixture.

When using lavender oil for bed bugs on surfaces in your home, add the oil to a spray bottle with water. Then, spray surfaces in your home to discourage unwanted pests. You can also apply the oil to cotton balls and leave them around the house to make those areas less inviting.

How to Mix Lavender Oil for Bed Bugs

To safely use lavender oil for bed bugs on your skin, always dilute it first. Mix a few drops of lavender oil for bed bugs with a carrier oil like jojoba, coconut, or sweet almond oil. For a water-based spray, combine it with distilled water and a splash of witch hazel or vodka in a spray bottle, shaking before each use. Always patch test before applying to skin, and avoid contact with eyes or sensitive areas.
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Lavender Oil for Bed Bugs: Oil Report

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Geographical & Botanical Breakdown of Lavender Oil for Bed Bugs

Botanical Name
Lavandula Angustifolia
Type
Essential Oil
Grade
Pure
CAS Number
8000-28-0
Also Known As
  • English Lavender
  • True Lavender
Grown In
  • Bulgaria
Natural
YES
This essential oil is comprised only of natural plant material and contains no synthetics, fillers, or other harmful materials.
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Lavender Oil for Bed Bugs

Lavender Oil for Bed Bugs: Oil Profile

Extraction Method
Steam Distillation
Parts Used
Flowers
Appearance
Clear to light yellow liquid
Aroma
Fresh, floral, clean, herbaceous
Key Components
Linalool, linalyl acetate, terpinen-4-ol
Blends Well With
Peppermint, tea tree, and bergamot oils
Mixes Well With
Jojoba, grapeseed, and olive carrier oils

What is Lavender Oil for Bed Bugs?

Derived from the Pelargonium graveolens perennial shrub, this fragrant oil has a long-standing reputation in aromatherapy for its uniquely treasured aroma.

Its lemon-like scent is not only refreshing but may also have potential mood-boosting benefits. Its primary component, β-citronellol, may promote calmness when inhaled, making it a must-have for those stressful days. If you’re looking for a way to uplift your mood, Geranium Essential Oil is the perfect addition to your natural wellness routine.

What Our Customers Think

"This oil is very strong and very authentic you can tell by the way it smells that is a pure product. I use lavender a lot for relaxing and I also mix it with the catnip oil and some other oils for anxiety. We'll buy again!" - Ayesha Edwards 12/23/23
"This essential oil has a lovely fragrance. I live in lavender country and this oil is every bit as good as the more expensive stuff grown in the area. Main use will be for cold process goat milk soap." - Cole Wilson 06/07/22
"I loved that the scents were all so unique. I love lavender, and always feel so calm and relaxed when I smell it. So when I used these oils, I was so amazed when they didn't smell fake of chemical like. They smelled like real ingredients, and high quality fragrance." - Stephanie Aragon 06/09/23

Frequently Asked Questions About Lavender Oil For Bed Bugs

Do you still have questions about lavender oil for bed bugs? We answer some of the most common ones below.

Is Lavender Oil A Long-Term Solution For Bed Bugs?

Lavender oil can act as a natural deterrent, but it’s not a permanent solution for eliminating infestations. It works best when paired with consistent cleaning and other control methods.

Can I Spray Lavender Oil Directly On Bedding Or Mattress?

Yes, you can dilute lavender oil with water or a carrier oil and lightly mist it on bedding or mattresses. Always spot test fabric first for discoloration.

Does Lavender Oil Only Deter Or Also Kill Bed Bugs?

Lavender oil primarily deters bed bugs with its strong scent. While it may disrupt them, it’s not a proven method for killing them outright.

Is Lavender Oil Safe To Use Around Children?

When properly diluted, lavender oil is generally safe around children. Still, it's best to ensure proper ventilation and avoid direct contact with sensitive areas. For very young children, always consult a pediatrician before adding essential oils to their routine. 

Can I Combine Lavender Oil With Other Oils For Bed Bug Control?

Yes, you can blend lavender oil with other oils like tea tree, peppermint, or eucalyptus for added deterring power. Use caution and always dilute properly.

How Often Should I Apply Lavender Oil For Best Results?

For ongoing bed bug prevention, reapply diluted lavender oil every 2–3 days or after washing bedding. Consistent use helps maintain its deterring effect.

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Good for keeping luggage and bedding fresh after trips

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