Floral water rose | Organic Skin Care

Description

Certified organic and fair trade (EFT attested), our floral water is obtained by steam distillation of fresh Rosa damascena petals. Our unique extraction method enables us to obtain a floral water that is particularly rich in active ingredients, making it a naturally powerful formula. With its fresh, delicate scent, our floral water helps to combat dehydration and regenerate the skin*.
*Transcriptome tests - ex vivo

DERMATOLOGICALLY TESTED.
Cosmetic product. Do not ingest.

The MELVITA guarantee
Certified Ecocert Fair Trade (EFT).

Natural and Organic Cosmetic
certified by ECOCERT GREENLIFE according to ECOCERT Standard
available at https://cosmetiques.ecocert.com
100% of the total ingredients from natural origin
99% of the total ingredients from Organic Farming

‹‹ Such a fresh scent... much lighter and fresher than other Rose Waters I've tried. It doesn't leave your skin tight either - so I love using this either after cleansing, or just through the day to spritz (it has a lovely spray nozzle that gives an even mist! gorgeous!!) ››

10.10.2014

KAY D
BUDLEIGH SALTERTON
Customer since 2013 Read more

Usage and tips

Soak into a cotton wool pad and apply to the face morning and evening to tone the complexion. Do not rinse.

Melvita beauty tip:
Deeply moisturizes and discreetly perfumes the skin. An ideal care after a sun exposure.

Damask rose floral water Spray50ml

(4 reviews)

8.50 CHF

Best seller

Fresh Micellar Water200ml

21.00 CHF

Best seller

Intense hydratation cream40ml

38.50 CHF

New
Best seller

L'Or Bio®100 ml

39.50 CHF

Complete your ritual with complementary products

Price of the selected products

Buy

Add to whish list

Ingredients

ROSA DAMASCENA FLOWER WATER* - AQUA/WATER - POLYEPSILON-LYSINE - CITRONELLOL** - GERANIOL** - EUGENOL**.
*Ingrédients issus de l’Agriculture Biologique / Ingredients from Organic Farming
Ingrédient issu du commerce équitable/ Ingredient coming from fair trade
**Constituants naturels de l’eau florale/ Natural components of floral water