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Hydrolat d'hamamélis

Witch Hazel Hydrosol

Commonly known as:   Hamamelis Virginiana Water (I.N.C.I.), Witch Hazel Water, Witch's Hazel, Golden Spider Tree.

Botanical name:   Hamamelis virginiana L.

Extraction process:   Distillation by steam stripping.

Family:   Hamamelidaceae.

Extracted part of the plant:   Flowers and leaves.

Cultivation area, origin:   Originating from the Northeast of the United States, before being imported into Europe in the 18th century.

Blooming:   From September to October.

Origin, provenance:   Mainland France.

Phytochemical composition:   Alpha-terpineol, linalool, tannins (catechic, gallic), rutin, bioflavonoids, vitamin P.

Sensory properties:   Appearance: Liquid; Colour: Colourless; Odour: Mild, similar to tea.

Physical properties:   pH: 3.0 - 5.0.

Concerns:   Astringent, toning, purifying, anti-inflammatory, softening, antioxidant, soothing, firming.

Effect:   All skin types, particularly mature skin, combination to oily skin, sensitive, irritated skin prone to redness, as well as skin with a tendency towards atopic and blemished conditions; Recommended for reducing dark circles, tired eyes or in cases of heavy legs.

Details

Applications

Facial Care (cleansing milks/lotions, eye contour serums, face masks, toning lotions, day/night creams, cleansers, after-shave lotions); Body Care (hand cream masks); Hair Care (scalp lotions) Hygiene (deodorants).

Method of Preservation

We advise you to store it in the refrigerator, given that hydrosols are products sensitive to microbial contamination. Use them within 6 months after opening. If you notice a change in appearance or smell, stop using your hydrosol.

Contraindications, Usage Precautions

The witch hazel hydrosol does not have any contraindications. It can be used by pregnant and/or breastfeeding women as well as children.

Diagnostic

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