Roman chamomile hydrolate BIO

Origin: England

INCI: Anthemis Nobilis, Dehydroacetic acid, Benzyl alcohol

Description and properties: Obtained by steam distillation of chamomile flowers. Soothes and relaxes irritated and problem-prone skin. Also useful for facial cleansing or as a toner, including for problematic skin conditions such as breakouts, eczema, rosacea, couperose and similar. Due to its gentle nature, chamomile hydrosol is also excellent for cleansing sensitive baby skin. It can, for example, be added to a toddler's bath water or gently misted onto their sleeping pillow for a calming effect on your little one.

Moisten a cotton pad with it and use as eye compresses to reduce dark circles, or add it to natural skincare or hair care products. It is also excellent for moisturising sun-burned skin; in this case it can be mixed in equal parts with lavender hydrosol. When mixed with green, white, red, pink or yellow Argiletz clay, it creates a nourishing face mask.
Chamomile hydrosol is also used to calm your pets by either misting the hydrosol directly onto them or around them, especially before stressful situations such as a vet visit, stormy weather, etc.

Uses for hydrosols: as an addition to baths, to make excellent masks with Argiletz cosmetic clay (green, white, red, pink, yellow) where they are used instead of water or tea, for moisturising the face before applying creams, as a toner that revitalises, refreshes and renews facial skin, they can be misted on instead of perfume, used as room fresheners, for scenting bed linen, for aromatherapy instead of or in combination with essential oils,…

Usage instructions: Shake before use. Facial cleansing: Moisten a cotton pad with the hydrosol and cleanse the facial skin using circular motions, repeat if necessary. Toner/facial mist: Spray onto cleansed facial skin before applying moisturiser. Avoid contact with eyes. Repeat several times a day as needed for refreshment. Face mask: Mix with Argiletz clay and apply to cleansed face. Leave on for 10 – 15 minutes, rinse with water, moisturise the skin with hydrosol and apply a moisturising cream or vegetable oil. Bath: Pour some hydrosol into a bath filled with water and enjoy its beneficial effects. Hair care: Spray onto freshly washed hair and massage into the scalp. Rinsing is not necessary. Body fragrance/deodorant: Spray onto the skin from a distance of 15 cm, especially in areas where you perspire. Room fragrance: Spray into the air, onto bed linen or upholstered furniture,…

Storage: Store hydrosols in a dark, cool place, ideally in the refrigerator, as this effectively inhibits the growth of bacteria that might develop over time. After opening, use the hydrosol within six months.