Clinically proven formulations for very dry, eczema- and psoriasis-prone skin.
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Clinically proven formulations for very dry, eczema- and psoriasis-prone skin.

Clinically proven formulations for very dry, eczema- and psoriasis-prone skin.

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Toners & hydrolates

Toners &
hydrolates

Hydrolates and toners support in rebalancing, purifying, and neutralizing the effects of tap water after cleansing. Gentle essences steam-distilled from powerful plants, our floral waters can also be used to refresh and awaken the skin throughout the day.

Dry, eczema- and psoriasis-prone skin

Dry, eczema- and psoriasis-prone skin

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Hydrolat de menthe poivrée bio de 100ml
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Hydrolate


Organic Peppermint — £11.50
Hydrolat de fleurs d'oranger bio de 100ml
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Hydrolate


Organic Orange Blossom — £11.50
Lotion exfoliante à l'acide glycolique de 215ml
Exfoliating

Exfoliating Toner


with 8% Glycolic Acid — £22.90
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WHAT IS A HYDROLATE?

Hydrolates, or hydrosols, are obtained by steam-distilling plants. The final product is an aromatic water that can be used to target different concerns like blemishes or irritations. It is important to choose your hydrolate according to your skin typology.

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A FLORAL WATER AND A HYDROLATE?

Hydrolates and floral waters both come from steam-distillation of plants. Floral water comes from the distillation of the flower and hydrolates can come from any part of a plant.

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HYDROLATES AND TONERS?

Hydrolates are extracted through the distillation of plants, while toners are composed of water and beneficial active ingredients.

WHEN SHOULD YOU USE A HYDROLATE VERSUS A TONER?

Hydrolates and toners are both applied after removing makeup, on clean, dry skin. Apply with a cotton pad on the face and neck. Complete your routine with a moisturiser.