Witch hazel hydrolate is suitable for all skin types. It's often used on combination, oily and acne-prone skin.

If you have sensitive skin, witch hazel hydrolate can soothe your skin.

You can apply witch hazel hydrolate onto targeted problems like sunburns, insect bites, chafing patches, or bruises.

When applied to the legs, the hydrolate promotes blood circulation to relieve heavy legs and varicose veins.

These facts are shared for informational purposes only. Typology doesn't claim to offer medical advice. To learn more therapeutic uses of this ingredient, please consult your physician.

Witch hazel floral water is known to have astringent and purifying effects on the skin.
It tones the skin while promoting healthy circulation.
Its soothing action helps relieve minor burns, irritations, or insect bites.

Botanical Name: Hamamelis virginiana L.
INCI: Hamamelis virginiana (witch hazel) water, Benzyl alcohol, Dehydroacetic acid, Aqua
Density: 0.950 to 1.050
pH: 3 - 6
Appearance: Clear liquid
Colour: Colorless
Odour: Characteristic of witch hazel

Keep out of reach of children. Don't ingest.
Before use, test on the elbow and wait 24 to 48 hours to ensure no irritation is experienced.

Witch hazel hydrosol was traditionally used by doctors in North America for its astringent properties and its action on bleeding.

Botanical name: Hamamelis virginiana L.
Appearance: Clear
liquid Odor: Characteristic of witch hazel.

99,4% ingredients of natural

origin INGREDIENTS: Hamamelis Virginiana 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 only indicative and taken from reference publications in aromatherapy. It does not engage the responsibility of Typology or constitute medical information. For any therapeutic use, please consult a doctor.