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Cornflower Hydrosol

Cornflower hydrosol, derived from the distillation of cornflower blossoms, is recognised for its soothing and decongesting properties. Used for centuries to alleviate tired eyes and sensitive skin, it is a staple in natural skincare routines. This gentle hydrosol also helps to calm irritations, while providing freshness and comfort to the skin.
FAQ about cornflower hydrosol

How to use cornflower hydrosol on the eyes?

Apply the cornflower hydrosol on a cotton pad and place it over your closed eyes for a few minutes to alleviate tired eyes.

Is cornflower hydrosol suitable for sensitive skin?

Yes, cornflower hydrosol is particularly recommended for sensitive skin due to its gentleness.

Can cornflower hydrosol reduce redness?

Even though further studies on this topic are recommended, it appears that cornflower hydrosol has anti-inflammatory properties to reduce redness.

What is the difference between a cornflower hydrosol and a cornflower floral water?

There is no difference between a cornflower hydrosol and a cornflower floral water; these terms are used interchangeably.

Can cornflower hydrosol be used as a makeup setting agent?

Yes, some individuals utilise cornflower hydrosol in a spray form to set pigments and refresh the skin. The light hydration it provides helps to set pigments and limit their transfer. However, its effectiveness is moderate compared to pigment setting solutions.

Does cornflower hydrosol assist after sun exposure?

Due to its anti-inflammatory properties, cornflower hydrosol can help soothe skin sensitised by sun exposure. However, it cannot replace an after-sun treatment, a more comprehensive care.

Can we use cornflower hydrosol on babies?

Yes, the cornflower hydrosol is gentle and can be applied to the delicate skin of babies in case of minor irritations.

How to store cornflower hydrosol?

It is recommended to store the cornflower hydrosol in the refrigerator to extend its freshness and effectiveness.

Can cornflower hydrosol be used on the scalp?

Yes, the cornflower hydrosol can be used on the scalp, particularly for its soothing properties.

Does cornflower hydrosol cause photosensitivity?

No, cornflower hydrosol does not pose any risk of photosensitisation.

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