Using a cotton pad, apply the product to clean skin each morning and evening, before your usual serum or moisturiser.

Peppermint hydrolate is suitable for combination, oily, and acne-prone skin. It's also suitable for sensitive skin prone to scarring, hyperpigmentation or other visible reactions.

FEATURES

pH: 6 - 7
Appearance: Clear liquid
Colour: Colourless
Odour: Characteristic of peppermint
Density: 0.950 to 1.050

Keep out of reach of children.
Before use, test the hydrolate on your elbow and wait 24 to 48 hours to ensure no irritation occurs.

• The purifying and astringent effects of peppermint hydrolate help to tighten pores and regulate sebum production.
• It can be used to soothe inflammation, sunburn and redness.
• A multipurpose product, it's also helpful for acne, psoriasis and to relieve itching and hives.
• Peppermint hydrolate is known to improve blood circulation – especially in the legs –and to treat digestive problems.
• Thanks to its refreshing properties, you can use peppermint hydrolate in case of hot flashes, sweating and feelings of tightness on the skin.
• In aromatherapy, it is used to promote concentration and calmness.
• Lastly, its menthol fragrance is a great addition to DIY mouthwashes and homemade toothpaste recipes.
• Please note these suggestions are shared for information purposes only. Typology doesn't claim to offer medical advice. To learn more therapeutic uses of this ingredient, please consult your physician.

99,4% ingredients of natural origin

INGREDIENTS: Mentha Piperita Flower/Leaf/Stem Water, Benzyl Alcohol, Dehydroacetic Acid, Aqua.

Aromatherapy scientific and medical treatise: hydrolats - Michel Faucon (Doctor of Pharmacy)
Complete dictionary of hydrolats and floral waters - Jean-Philippe Zahalka (Doctor of Pharmacy)

This information is indicative only and taken from reference publications in aromatherapy. It does not engage the responsibility of Typology or constitute medical advice. For any therapeutic use, please consult a doctor.