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Soothing face lotion

Name: Soothing face lotion
Total time: 5 min
Ingredients: 3 teaspoons chamomile floral water (17.75 g / 17.75 ml / 35.5%); 5 teaspoons damask rose floral water (28g / 28ml / 56%); 1 teaspoon glycerine (3.75g / 7.5%); 2 teaspoons dried calendula plants (0.5g / 1%)

Sensitive skin Irritation / Redness REC536

Uses

Face

Preparation

5 min

Conservation

1 month

Soothe your sensitive skin with this face lotion based on Chamomile floral water, Damascus rose floral water, Glycerine, and Calendula. For soft, moisturised skin.

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Necessary Materials

Attributes amount 50g

3 teaspoons chamomile floral water (17.75 g / 17.75 ml / 35.5%)
5 teaspoons damask rose floral water (28g / 28ml / 56%)
1 teaspoon glycerine (3.75g / 7.5%)
2 teaspoons dried calendula plants (0.5g / 1%)

Recipe Products

Soothing face lotion

Step-by-Step

Weigh and mix chamomile floral water with damask rose floral water.
Incorporate glycerine and dried calendula plants.
Transfer your recipe into a clean container.
Your lotion is ready.

How to use this product

Apply your lotion morning and/or evening to clean, dry skin. You can then apply the next steps in your facial routine.

Focus on the ingredients

Chamomile floral water has many properties: soothing, regenerating, purifying, toning.

Damascus rose floral water soothes and calms sensitive skin.

Vegetable glycerine is a humectant that helps maintain skin hydration.

Calendula has soothing and healing properties.

Precautions & Warnings

Allergen: Benzyl alcohol

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