Mineral Toner

Hops (Humulus Lupulus) – The extract of the hop plant’s fruit provides an anti-inflammatory effect while its phytohormones promote blood flow and can enhance your skin tone. Hops can moisturize the skin while reducing redness and soothing itchiness. The hop extract is derived from the pinecone-like fruit of the hop plant, which was originally cul....

Chamomile (Matricaria Chamomilla) – A natural antiseptic which offers many benefits to your skin. As well as soothing irritated skin and treating conditions such as allergies, psoriasis and eczema. Chamomile is a natural source of bisabolol which can encourage skin regeneration and promote healing. Chamomile has been cherished for its healing qua....

Dead Sea Salt – Two thousand years ago Flavius wrote about the healing qualities of the Dead Sea salts, and today we continue to rely on these rich salts to promote healing. Bathing in high quality sea salt can replenish the minerals which are critical to our skin metabolism. Calcium can help to prevent water retention, increase circulation and s....

Fennel (Foeniculum vulgare) – With its natural antiseptic and astringent properties, fennel oil is ideal for oily and mature skin. Fennel oil is an effective toner and cleanser, so it can be used to correct oily skin and diminish the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. It boosts circulation to the skin’s sur....

Honey (Honey) – This natural moisturizer also contains powerful antioxidants which fight free radicals and reduce the effects of ageing on your skin. Produced by honey bees, honey is also antibacterial, antifungal and antiviral, so it can help fight infections and promote skin healing, while smoothing dry and rough skin. Rich in minerals, v....

Mint (Mentha) – Tackles dry skin, acne and inflammation. Mint has hundreds of uses – from medical applications to skin care and dental treatments. Mint makes an excellent moisturizer and can be helpful at restoring the moisture which is stripped away by acne treatments, leaving your skin bright and hydrated. The ancient Egyptians and Romans value....

Mistletoe  (Viscum album) – This powerful antioxidant has long been revered by the people of Europe, with a history intertwined with magic, mystery and legend. Considered sacred by the Celtic Druids, mistletoe was believed to give life and enhance fertility (not to mention its aphrodisiac qualities). Mistletoe was also used to defend agains....

Yarrow (Achillea Millefolium) – Rich in antioxidants and prized for its antimicrobial and healing qualities. Yarrow contains flavonoids, tannins, asparagin, sterols, isovaleric acid and salicyclic acid among other elements. Its natural fatty acids can boost cell membrane production, integrity and performance. In addition to treating acne an....