LCA Organic Peppermint Floral Water is a natural , invigorating, and refreshing lotion, ideal for providing comfort and freshness to legs and feet that are tired from the heat or from walking. Its astringent action also helps minimize the appearance of pores and revitalize dull complexions. Ecocert/Cosmébio-certified organic floral water, 200 ml bottle.
LCA Organic Peppermint Floral Water is a floral water obtained by steam distillation of the aerial parts of Mentha piperita L. Naturally invigorating, it provides an immediate sensation of freshness that is especially welcome when your legs feel heavy after a hot day, prolonged standing, or a long walk.
Applied to the legs and feet, this floral water complements routines designed to restore a feeling of lightness to the legs. Its refreshing effect helps soothe heat-related discomfort and relax tired areas. It is therefore a natural fit for summer body care routines.
Peppermint floral water also has astringent properties that are beneficial for the face. It helps minimize the appearance of pores and is particularly suitable for skin that lacks radiance or needs a refreshing, toning treatment.
Used as a lotion, it helps revitalize dull and tired complexions while leaving a pleasant sensation of freshness on the skin. Its watery texture allows for easy, non-greasy application on both the face and certain areas of the body.
Certified organic according to Ecocert/Cosmébio standards, this floral water is ideal for those who wish to incorporate a simple, plant-based step into their skincare routine. To round out your wellness kit for travel or hot weather, you can also try Ricqlès Malaysian Mint Alcohol for Motion Sickness.
Directions for Use
Apply a few drops of LCA Organic Peppermint Floral Water to a cotton pad, then gently apply it to the skin. It can be used on the legs and feet after a hot day or a long walk to provide a sensation of freshness and comfort.
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Precautions
Ingredients
Mentha Piperita Flower/Leaf/Stem Water, Potassium Sorbate, Citric Acid.
Packaging
LCA Organic Peppermint Floral Water comes in a 200 ml flexible plastic bottle.
To fully enjoy its refreshing effect, we recommend using this floral water after showering, on clean skin, especially at the end of the day when the heat accentuates the feeling of heavy legs. Apply by gently moving upward from the ankles toward the knees, without vigorous massage. To enhance the cooling sensation in the summer, store the bottle in a cool place according to the storage instructions. This floral water is a cosmetic comfort treatment: a persistent sensation of heavy legs, significant swelling, pain, or the sudden onset of edema requires medical attention.
Can I use LCA Organic Peppermint Floral Water when my legs feel heavy?
It can be applied to the legs and feet to provide a refreshing effect and help create a feeling of lightness, especially when they are tired from the heat or from walking.
Can I apply LCA Organic Peppermint Floral Water to my face?
It can be used as a toning lotion on the skin. Its astringent action helps minimize the appearance of pores and refresh a complexion that looks dull or tired.
Can I use LCA Organic Peppermint Floral Water every day?
It can be incorporated into a daily skincare routine as long as it is well tolerated by the skin and used in accordance with the indicated precautions.
Should I store LCA Organic Peppermint Floral Water in the refrigerator?
It should be stored in a cool, dry place after opening. Refrigeration is not necessary if these conditions are met.
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