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French bay laurel hydrosol

Purifying and astringent: the ideal local hydrosol to regulate sebum and purify combination to oily skin.
11 June 2024 by
Siprès
illustration laurier noble

Siprès Bay Laurel Water is known for its antibacterial and astringent properties. It is a toning and purifying treatment especially appreciated by combination to oily skin. It is also a natural alternative to alcohol-based aftershaves that can irritate the skin.

Native to the Mediterranean basin, it is the local alternative to tea tree hydrosol.

At Siprès, we use bay laurel in hydrosol form.

illustration laurier noble

L’Eau de Soin de Laurier Noble Siprès est connue pour ses propriétés antibactériennes et astringentes. C'est un soin tonique et assainissant particulièrement apprécié des peaux mixtes à tendance grasse. C'est aussi une alternative naturelle à un après-rasage à base d'alcool qui risque d'irriter plus encore la peau.

Originaire du bassin méditerranéen, c'est la version « locale » de l’hydrolat de Tea Tree, dont l’origine est toujours lointaine.

Chez Siprès, nous utilisons le laurier noble sous forme d'hydrolat.           

Properties

Purifying and toning, ideal for combination to oily skin.

Helps cleanse the skin, reduce imperfections and regulate excess sebum.

Astringent, it tightens pores and refines skin texture.

Used as a post-shave mist, it provides freshness without drying the skin.

Also suitable for imbalanced scalps.

History

Since Antiquity, laurel symbolised glory and immortality. Its leaves formed crowns for victors, kings and poets. The tradition continued in universities during the Middle Ages. The word “baccalaureate” literally means “laurel berry”.

Origin

Produced in Provence on a family farm operating for five generations organic certified AB and Nature & Progrès.

Extraction

Obtained by low-pressure steam distillation using 1 kg of stems for 1 L of floral water.

INCI

LAURUS NOBILIS FLOWER WATER

BAY LAUREL HYDROSOL IN OUR PRODUCTS

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