Herbal Mist | Linden

Natural facial water distilled from organic linden flowers

100% NATURAL
100% NATURAL
HANDMADE
HANDMADE
100% VEGAN
100% VEGAN
CRUELTY FREE
CRUELTY FREE

The secret to beautiful skin lies in regular, thorough, yet gentle and comprehensive care, which includes the use of a natural facial toner free from alcohol and other additives. This pure organic linden flower hydrosol has been sourced in the best possible quality: it is produced through traditional distillation in the famous Bulgarian Rose Valley.

Linden hydrosol is intended for delicate and sensitive skin of both children and adults. Linden is known for its soothing, moisturizing, and regenerative properties. It gently cleanses the skin and has a wonderfully sweet fragrance. It positively affects the nervous system.

We recommend using the hydrosol in combination with our Pure Face Cleansing Balm and facial oils to achieve the purest possible care.

Usage: Use the floral hydrosol for skin cleansing as a regular toner, as a base for our powdered masks, or to refresh your skin anytime during the day. You can also use this hydrosol to flavor water, tea, or your favorite lemonade.

Volume: 100 ml

In case of allergic reaction, discontinue use. Avoid contact with eyes, rinse with water in case of contact.

9.99 EURIncl. VAT INCL. 0.05 EUR / g
EAN: 8594190766553
Producer: Almara Soap
Availability:in stock
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Composition and ingredients

bio linden flower water

Inci

Tilia cordata Flower Water

Selected basic ingredients

Linden
Linden
Linden

Description

The linden tree is a majestic deciduous tree that can live up to 700 years and is native to Europe. The heart-leaved linden is one of the three species of linden that are most commonly found in our region, where it is also considered the national tree. As the name of the tree suggests, the leaves are heart-shaped and have rusty clusters of hairs on their underside. The flowers contain mucilaginous substances, tannins, glycosides, essential oils, flavonoids, organic acids, saponins, and phytosterols. In herbalism, both the flowers and leaves are collected, which are most often used to prepare teas, tinctures, or macerates. Additionally, carvers appreciate linden wood, which is soft and easy to work with.

Blooming period: June to July.

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