Hi my lovelies,
These are my floral waters :) I refuse to shell out 6-20€ for toners or fancy
micellar waters when these are the same if not better! And it doubles up as a face setting spray, so you can skip those nasty paraben filled skin finishing sprays too.
What are floral waters?
Rose and other floral waters are a byproduct of essential oil production. When rose petals
are steam distilled, the water that’s left behind after the oil is
separated out has a rich rose fragrance and contains the hydrophilic
(water loving) components of the plant material, giving the water
therapeutic qualities. In skincare, we often refer to this water as a
hydrosol, and it is one of the most gentle and refreshing things you can
put on your skin. In the case of rose, the water is infused with
soothing, moisturizing and regenerative properties. As long as it’s pure
and not cut with artificial fragrance, flavors or additives, the rose
water in your kitchen doubles as a skincare ingredient.They are commonly found at middle eastern grocers, Whole Foods - if you're lucky enough to have one nearby, and other gourmet markets. They are affordable (a little goes a long way) and pure distilled floral waters — no extra ingredients.
So how do I use it?
I remove make up
and tone face with these, as well as spray the face and hair to refresh
it throuhout the day! Also, you can set make up with them, and you will
get that glow effect as well as hydrated skin. So many reasons to use
them :) And these floral waters are edible kind, no nasty additives in
them for sure. Your skin will thank you, trust me! All of them cost
less than 1.5€ per bottle and take aaages to finish, cos you get 200 to
300ml, way more than in the fancy shops.I got mine in Indian shop and I highly suggest you do the same :)
So tell me if you've tried them already? If yes, what did you like/dislike about it? If no, will you buy it? Please share below, I would love to hear from you :)
Have a lovely day!
Renee.
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