Which hydrolat should be used depending on your skin type?

Oily skin is characterised by hyperseborrhea, that is, an excessive secretion of sebum. The skin then appears shiny and the pores are enlarged. Moreover, the overproduction of sebum promotes the appearance of comedones and pimples. Indeed, the excess sebum clogs the pores, leading to their formation. The cleansing step is therefore essential for taking care of this type of skin. Indeed, it allows the removal of excess sebum and purifies the skin. It is also necessary to use a treatment aimed at regulating sebum production to address the problem at its source, such as thewitch hazel hydrosol. This latter has astringent, purifying and toning properties. It tightens the pores, helps regulate sebum production and removes impurities on the skin's surface. Thanks to its soothing virtues, witch hazel hydrosol relieves irritations while firming the skin.

Dry skin is prone to tightness, flaking, redness, and a dull complexion. Indeed, it lacks both water and lipids, making it sensitive to external aggressions. Therefore, dry skin needs to be hydrated and nourished to strengthen the hydrolipidic film. The care used must meet the skin's needs. Theorange blossom hydrosol is suitable for dry skin due to its antioxidant and regenerative properties. It helps to tone the skin, restore its radiance while protecting it from free radicals.