P22 — Organic Peppermint Hydrolate

Purifies and cleanses the skin, while visibly tightening enlarged pores.

This hydrolate is obtained by steam distillation of organic peppermint leaves.

99% naturally derived. Vegan. Made in France.

Pretty effective product. It quickly addressed the small irregularities on my cheeks (in just under 2 weeks). I noticed results that fast with my pores, and after more than a month, I saw a significant improvement with my blackheads. It takes patience, but I highly recommend it. I paired this product with the purifying cleansing gel and the purifying face cream, which I believe also played their part.

• Enlarged pores

• Combination-to-oily skin typologies

• Blemish-prone skin typologies

This hydrolate has purifying and astringent properties. Its slightly acidic pH visibly tightens pores.

Its immediate refreshing benefit soothes discomfort and brightens the complexion.

Finally, peppermint hydrolate helps increase blood circulation and minimize redness for a more oven complexion.

Apply the peppermint hydrolate to the entire face in the morning and / or evening, using a cotton ball or directly with fingers. Apply to clean skin, before your serum and / or face cream.

Bottle made from 100% recycled plastic and recyclable polypropylene (PP) plastic cap.

Peppermint is a hybrid perennial that is widely cultivated around the world. Among the many varieties of mint, it is the richest in aromatic molecules, which gives it its characteristic refreshing scent.

Botanical name: Mentha × piperita L.

Distilled plant part: Leaves

Appearance: Clear liquid

Odor: Mentholated

pH: 3-6

4 ingredients.
99% naturally derived.

Mentha Piperita (Peppermint) Flower/Leaf/Stem Water, Benzyl Alcohol, Dehydroacetic Acid, Aqua (Water).

We regularly update the lists of ingredients used in the composition of our products. Before using our products, read the ingredients listed on its packaging label to ensure it is suitable for your personal use.

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.