Lavender

purple haze

: 135 ml

• Calming magic mist for both adults and kids.
  
  
• Lavender’s calming effect and neutral pH are second to none. It’s suitable for all skin types.
  
  
• pH ~ 5,6 - 5,9

How to use

Our skin adores water. Good natural skin care always demands plenty of healthy water substanses and essential waters are a must in almost every other recipe - starting from face, body and hair tonics, going through creams and lotions, and ending with soaps, deodorants etc.

There is a number of recipes for cosmetic masks and facial masks with medicinal qualities. Once you’ve chosen the right type of dry mask for your skin (for example fuller’s earth or clay) you can activate it by adding herbal water to the mixture until you get the right consistency. Once applied to your skin you need to periodically spray it with water in order to keep it fresh.

Spraying it directly onto the face, neckline and body leaves you with a vital feeling of gentle softness.

Naturally, don’t forget to smile to boost the effect!

Contents

Ingredients (INCI): Purely spring water distilled Lavender blossom. All produced by us. Surely, without any additives.

Story

Bulgarian Lavender Floral Water

During this season the lavender water is the only floral water we offer. It is not produced by Us but instead by our partners who maintain its high quality.

SEVOA and Herbal Essential Water Production

There are a large number of products containing various types of components with varying degrees of concentration. These are widely known by a few names. The most well-known are floral waters, flower waters or simply waters (hydrolates). Since there are no regulations as to which of these names should be used for the market, we coined another name to distinguish our product.

Though they are known by quite a few names the variety of products basically comes down to three types. The first one is usually a mixture of distilled water with added artificial or natural fragrances of various plants. The second variety of these products is also distributed on a large scale and although it contains most of the plant’s characteristics, it’s actually a residual product of essential oil production, which in the past had been treated as waste water. This is a common practice even for plants like lavender, camomile, etc. There’s also a third variety of products which are produced in a different way aiming at keeping all the oil and other active substances from the plant in the distillate (water). It is these products that we’ve named Essential Water.