Cornflower · sensitive skin

Oemine Eau Florale De Bleuet Bio Hydratante Et Apaisante 200ml (6.76 fl oz) USA

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Code EAN
3760099171926
Brand
Oemine
Cornflower · sensitive skin

A hydrating, soothing organic cornflower toner

Oemine Eau Florale de Bleuet Bio is a toner distilled from organic cornflower, traditionally used for its hydrating and soothing feel, including around the eye area. It is meant as a light, calming step after cleansing, for skin and eyes that feel tired or sensitive.

The texture

A light, watery floral water applied with a cotton pad or misted directly, with a gentle, non-astringent feel suited to sensitive areas.

Who it suits

  • Sensitive or tired-looking skin, including around the eyes
  • Anyone wanting a hydrating rather than astringent toner
  • Use morning and/or evening, before a moisturiser
  • A gentle option for reactive skin

Worth knowing before you buy: for oilier skin looking for a more purifying effect, Oemine's witch hazel or helicrysum floral waters are the more astringent options in the range.

Complete the routine

Characteristics

  • Texture: floral water (toner)
  • Skin type: sensitive skin, including around the eyes
  • Skin concerns: tiredness, sensitivity
  • When to apply: morning and/or evening, after cleansing
  • Main benefits: hydrates and soothes, gentle around the eye area

How to use

Apply to a cotton pad and sweep over the face, or gently around the eye area, or mist directly onto the skin. Follow with a moisturiser.

Active ingredients

  • Organic cornflower water: known for its hydrating, soothing feel on skin, including around the eyes

Manufacturer information

Brand: SARL Phytobiolab (Oemine)
Address: 1 rue Andre Marie Ampere, ZA la Menude 2, 31830 Plaisance-du-Touch, France
EAN: 3760099171926