Mastic Gum Hydrolat Pistacia lentiscus var. Chia

Greece

Source: Kvapų namai

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Description

bot. Pistacia lentiscus var. Chia

Mastic hydrolat is an aqueous extract obtained by steam distillation of the resin of the mastic pistachio (bot. Pistacia lentiscus var. Chia), the mastic. It is used as a skin moisturiser and toner, particularly suitable for combination oily skin (gives a matt appearance), mature skin and acne-prone skin. It is also recommended for use as a mouthwash.

Benefits

Excellent aromatherapy quality - tested in the in-house lab, including GC-MS
Without phthalates, pesticides and other contaminants - does not disrupt endocrine system
Without preservatives - does not disrupt the microbiota
Excellent microbiological quality, verified by the in-house microbiology lab
Vegan
For Infants 1-12 month
For newborns (0-1 month)
For pregnant
pH: 3.5-4.9
Mature skin
Oily/Combination skin
Acne and Pimple.

Antioxidant properties.
As a mouthwash, it has a pleasant, unobtrusive taste, deodorises and freshens the breath; can be enriched with a few percent of mastic, myrrh or eucalyptus mint essential oils.
As a moisturiser and tonic for oily, combination, porous skin: apply in the morning to clean skin and allow to dry; if you feel tightness, apply a few drops of oil or other product for oily skin to wet face.
As a cleanser for oily, combination, porous skin: in the evening, spray your face liberally with the mastic hydrosol and wipe it off with a wet cotton wool pad; repeat the procedure until the pad is free of dirt. If you use make-up, wash your face in the evening with gasol clay or gasol paste; then rinse with water, pat dry and spray liberally with the hydrolate; leave to dry.
As a tonic for ageing skin – provides all-round care and protection against premature ageing; can increase skin elasticity with regular use.
As an anti-dandruff hair rinse. Can be diluted in shampoos, sprayed on hair after washing with pure or diluted.

The ancient belief that mastiha is gifted with therapeutic and cosmetic properties is supported today by modern scientific research. Modern cosmetology has started to use mastiha’s clinically tested and proved antimicrobial, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and therapeutic properties. Cosmetics enriched with mastiha oil guarantee deep skin cleansing and protect from skin aging. At the same time, they normalize sebum secretions, thus reducing oily skin problems such as excessive shine. As it reinforces the formation of collagen, a frequent use thereof can help dealing with wrinkles and guarantees greater skin elasticity. Mastiha oil further improves the general look of the skin and deeply moisturizes it, while it also has a particularly positive effect on acne-prone types of skin and skins with black spots. Today, there are many mastiha-based beauty products on sale, such as face creams, soaps, bath foams and shampoos.

Usage

Natural face care is unthinkable without hydrolats. They are sprayed on the skin as soothers, tonics or moisturisers. We use hydrolats in ALL of our creams, emulsions and shampoos instead of plain water.

Use of hydrolates in skin care:

as a facial mist and tonic – spray on the face and allow to dry, do not wipe off; spray on the skin as soon as you feel it needs it: please your face at least a few times a day if you are in air-conditioned rooms, on hot summer days, after sunbathing; allow to soak and dry by itself.
as a moisturiser – spritz your face and apply cream or oil without waiting for it to dry;
as a cleanser – wash your face with the hydrolat in the morning, especially if your skin is sensitive to tap water. Spray liberally over the face, wiping with a wet tampon (does not remove make-up); spritz over the face to complete the make-up removal procedure; allow to dry naturally to allow the skin to soak up the plant's wonderful bioactive compounds.