Ministerstwo Organic Lavender Hydrosol 100Ml

Lavender Hydrosol from a small French distillery, offers genuine lavender scent. It moisturizes, soothes, and brightens skin, replacing tap water in care routines. Ideal for morning or evening use, it leaves skin soft and refreshed - It moisturises, relaxes and brightens the skin, giving it a shine and making the skin look rested.- It perfectly replaces tap water in skin care.- It leaves the skin soft and moisturised.- Mixing hydrolate with any clay makes a fantastic face mask Use as: tonic, refreshing mist for face and body, base for cream or oil, addition to clay masks, moisturising primer when oiling hair, scalp rub, spray to make hair easier to combTonic/refreshing mist for face and body: Apply directly to the skin by lathering with an atomiser or by dispensing the hydrolate onto a cotton pad beforehand. Allow to dry, or wipe skin with a cotton pad or clean cloth/towel.If using lotions, micellar lotions or gels, use the hydrolate after rinsing to restore your skin's natural pH and prepare it for the next step.Base for cream or oil: Spray cleansed skin with hydrolate and apply cream or a few drops of your favourite oil, serum to the skin so moistened. Then gently massage or pat in until completely absorbed.Tip: Applying oils to moistened skin improves their efficiency (two to three drops are enough), makes application easier and reduces the risk of potential pore clogging.Applying a cream to skin moistened with a hydrolate not only makes it easier to apply, but also dilutes overly heavy formulations and enhances the moisturising effect of the product.Addition to clay masks: Add a dash of hydrolate to a portion of clay prepared in a container (important: the container should not be metal), mix until the consistency of a thick paste. Apply to your skin and leave on for around 10-15 minutes. Remember that the clay mask should not dry out on your skin! Moisten it, and here again hydrolate comes to the rescue. Moistening the clay prevents excessive tightening and dryness of the skin.A primer for oiling your hair: Spray dry hair with the hydrolate of your choice from roots to ends. Apply oil or conditioner to wet hair, wrap it in a shower cap and leave it in place for several minutes. Then shampoo your hair as usual.Scalp treatment: Using an atomiser, spray the hydrolate onto your cleansed scalp at the roots. Gently massage with your fingertips - the massage allows for better distribution of the product, stimulates microcirculation of the skin, strengthening hair roots and making them grow healthier, stronger and shinier Who is the Lavender Hydrosol recommended to?- Everyone, regardless of their skin type, especially oily, combination, with a tendency to imperfections and irritations, as well as sensitive and mature skin.- Those looking for a hydrolate that soothes, moisturises and regenerates.- People looking for a product for mixing clays, masks, a base for hair oiling, and an emollient.- For vegans and vegetarians, but not only! Product Information:Lavender Hydrosol from a small French distillery, offers genuine lavender scent. It moisturizes, soothes, and brightens skin, replacing tap water in care routines. Ideal for morning or evening use, it leaves skin soft and refreshed,Features:- It moisturises, relaxes and brightens the skin, giving it a shine and making the skin look rested.- It perfectly replaces tap water in skin care.- It leaves the skin soft and moisturised.- Mixing hydrolate with any clay makes a fantastic face mask,Product Specification:Lavandula Angustifolia Flower Water, Leuconostoc/Radish Root Ferment Filtrate,Product Uses:Use as: tonic, refreshing mist for face and body, base for cream or oil, addition to clay masks, moisturising primer when oiling hair, scalp rub, spray to make hair easier to combTonic/refreshing mist for face and body: Apply directly to the skin by lathering with an atomiser or by dispensing the hydrolate onto a cotton pad beforehand. Allow to dry, or wipe skin with a cotton pad or clean cloth/towel.If using lotions, micellar lotions or gels, use the hydrolate after rinsing to restore your skin's natural pH and prepare it for the next step.Base for cream or oil: Spray cleansed skin with hydrolate and apply cream or a few drops of your favourite oil, serum to the skin so moistened. Then gently massage or pat in until completely absorbed.Tip: Applying oils to moistened skin improves their efficiency (two to three drops are enough), makes application easier and reduces the risk of potential pore clogging.Applying a cream to skin moistened with a hydrolate not only makes it easier to apply, but also dilutes overly heavy formulations and enhances the moisturising effect of the product.Addition to clay masks: Add a dash of hydrolate to a portion of clay prepared in a container (important: the container should not be metal), mix until the consistency of a thick paste. Apply to your skin and leave on for around 10-15 minutes. Remember that the clay mask should not dry out on your skin! Moisten it, and here again hydrolate comes to the rescue. Moistening the clay prevents excessive tightening and dryness of the skin.A primer for oiling your hair: Spray dry hair with the hydrolate of your choice from roots to ends. Apply oil or conditioner to wet hair, wrap it in a shower cap and leave it in place for several minutes. Then shampoo your hair as usual.Scalp treatment: Using an atomiser, spray the hydrolate onto your cleansed scalp at the roots. Gently massage with your fingertips - the massage allows for better distribution of the product, stimulates microcirculation of the skin, strengthening hair roots and making them grow healthier, stronger and shinier,Tips and Advice:Who is the Lavender Hydrosol recommended to?- Everyone, regardless of their skin type, especially oily, combination, with a tendency to imperfections and irritations, as well as sensitive and mature skin.- Those looking for a hydrolate that soothes, moisturises and regenerates.- People looking for a product for mixing clays, masks, a base for hair oiling, and an emollient.- For vegans and vegetarians, but not only!