100% organic, handcrafted Italian Helichrysum hydrolate

Italian Helichrysum Hydrosol can be used on the face for its circulatory properties. It is particularly recommended for under-eye bags, rosacea and minor irritations. To use, simply apply a few drops to a cotton pad and smooth over the face, without rinsing. You can then apply your usual oil or cream to skin still moistened by the hydrolat; your oil or cream will penetrate better. Italian Helichrysum hydrolate can be used every day, morning and evening. Quality Italian Helichrysum hydrolat does not need to be kept in the refrigerator, but can be left in the bathroom.

Italian Helichrysum Hydrosol has many health and beauty benefits. Known in particular for its natural circulatory and anti-haematoma properties, it is often used to treat bumps, bruises and spider veins. This plant also has anti-inflammatory, healing and regenerating properties that help repair skin and tissue. It is therefore particularly appreciated for its ability to relieve skin injuries such as burns, cuts and couperose. It is also known for its beneficial effects on blood circulation, in cases of heavy legs for example, as well as bags under the eyes.

Italian Helichrysum floral water or Italian Helichrysum hydrosol can be used in a variety of ways to benefit from its beneficial properties. For external use, it can be sprayed directly onto the skin in the event of a bump or hematoma, or to promote healing and soothing in the event of skin irritation, or to stimulate blood circulation in the case of rosacea or heavy legs. It is also highly effective when incorporated into homemade skincare products. For an effect on general blood circulation, you can dilute the equivalent of one tablespoon of helichrysum hydrosol in a glass of water 3 x a day.

Italian Helichrysum (Helichrysum italicum) and Madagascar Helichrysum (Helichrysum gymnocephalum) are two different species in the same plant family. They share certain characteristics and uses, but differ mainly in terms of geographical origin and chemical composition. Italian Helichrysum, also known as Immortelle, is native to the Mediterranean. It is recognized for its anti-hematoma, anti-inflammatory, healing and regenerating properties, making its hydrolat particularly popular for hematomas, heavy legs and skin cosmetics, especially for microcirculation problems. Helichrysum of Madagascar, on the other hand, is native to Madagascar and has a different chemical composition. Its hydrolate is best known for its expectorant and mucolytic properties, making it effective in supporting the respiratory tract in the event of congestion or infection. So, even though they share the same Helichrysum name, these two plants offer different benefits depending on their specific compositions. Hydrolat d'Hélichryse Italienne is therefore better suited to skin care and circulatory problems, while Hélichryse de Madagascar is more focused on respiratory support.

The other name for Italian Helichrysum is Immortelle. Hydrolat d'Hélichryse Italienne, also often called Hydrolat d'Immortelle, is widely recognized for its circulatory, healing and soothing properties, making it a star product in the world of aromatherapy and skin care.

Italian Helichrysum Hydrosol is an excellent solution for reducing dark circles. Thanks to its circulatory and decongestant properties, this hydrosol helps reduce dark circles by stimulating blood circulation and reducing under-eye inflammation. What's more, it has regenerating properties that promote cell renewal and help give the skin a fresher, more luminous appearance. Regular application under the eyes with a cotton pad soaked in Italian Helichrysum hydrosol can help visibly reduce dark circles and puffiness under the eyes.

Italian Helichrysum hydrosol is known for its soothing, anti-inflammatory, and healing properties, which can help calm skin irritations. You can certainly try applying it as a compress or a fine mist directly onto the affected area to soothe itching.

Italian Helichrysum hydrolate is known for its soothing, anti-inflammatory, and healing properties, which can help calm skin irritations. You can certainly try applying it as a compress or a fine mist directly onto the affected area to soothe itching.

Hello! Absolutely, a hydrosol is an excellent alternative, much gentler and safer than essential oils for the face. For your sensitive, reactive, and combination skin, I strongly recommend Roman Chamomile Hydrosol, known for calming irritations and redness, or Witch Hazel Hydrosol, ideal for soothing reactive skin while tightening pores. You can apply it morning and evening on a cotton pad or by spraying to cleanse, moisturize, and rebalance your skin's pH before your usual skincare routine. We also have many synergy recipes for skin on our website: https://www.essenciagua.fr/blogs/les-indications-nova-aroma/nettoyage-de-peau?_pos=18&_sid=ba1e8863d&_ss=r