Description
This artisan distilled Organic Chamomile Roman Hydrosol is remarkable for use directly on skin, is highly anti-inflammatory and is an excellent toner for oily or acne prone skin. Chamomile Roman Hydrosol is marvelous to minimize puffy eyes and dark circles by using cold compresses, easy as wetting two cotton pads and placing one under each eye for 10-15 minutes while resting. Regular use by adding this to your daily face care regime will leave you wondering why you didn’t do this before! Suzanne Catty writes that Chamomile Roman Hydrosol is an effective makeup remover and also says it can ease the sting of insect bites, itching and sunburn.
Emotionally, Chamomile Hydrosol is calming to the nerves and excellent for relieving depression, stress, anxiety and insomnia. After a stressful day mist on sheets and pillows at bedtime to induce a peaceful state of relaxation. Because this anti-inflammatory hydrosol is so calming, gentle and safe it is the number one choice to use with infants and babies. Excellent for baby wet wipes.
Key Skin & Botanical Benefits:
Soothes Inflammation & Redness: Calms reactive skin, eczema, rosacea, sunburns, and the sting of insect bites.
Reduces Puffiness & Dark Circles: Acts as a refreshing compress to revitalize tired eyes.
Balances Oily & Acne-Prone Skin: Purifies pores and tones the skin without stripping essential moisture.
Gentle Care for Infants: Safe and mild enough for baby care, bathwater additions, and DIY wet wipes.
Aromotherapeutic Relaxation: Calms the nervous system, relieves stress and anxiety, and promotes restful sleep when misted on bed linens.
INCI Name: Chamomilla Recutita Flower Water
CAS NUM: 84082-60-0
Specification: Asia
Packaging: Our water/Liquid based ingredients are bottled in plastics to avoid spillage.
DISCLAIMER: All SOPHIX NATURAL PRODUCTS are for external use only, unless otherwise STATED. This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. SOPHIX NATURAL is not responsible for ingredient purchase decisions, ingredients research and testing, or inability to follow recommended usage directions.
