 Lemon Mint Astringent Description |
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| Lemon Mint Astringent is a stimulating and refreshing minty-citrus Herbal Skin Tonic for clarifying and balancing the skin. Specially formulated with Alpha-Hydroxy Acids. Based on an age-old beauty recipe from the Queen of Austria-Hungary. This is a super fresh, tingly, stimulating astringent, skin tonic. Not only is it the perfect last step of your cleansing routine, but it can be used several times a day to blot off excess oil or grime. Its tangy-minty and uplifting essence energizes the body when used as an after-bath or shower splash. lt is also great when used as an after shave. Can be refrigerated in warm weather for extra cooling.
Removes any excess soil or oil left after cleansing. Enhances to combat overly oily skin. Minimizes the appearance of large pores and enlivens the skin. Leaves skin feeling awakened, refreshed, clean and clear.
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| Lemon Mint Astringent Ingredients/Supplement Facts |
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Contains Alpha-Hydroxy Acids (Glycolic, Lactic, Malic and Citric Acid) today's most exciting skin renewing ingredients.
pH balanced and alcohol free.
Features NaPCA, a protein derived from plants.
Contains a complex of astringent, purifying, Antioxidant Botanicals such as Witch Hazel, Aloe Vera, Echinacea, Lemon Grass, Mint, Rose Hips, Oak Bark, Chamomile, Sage, Geranium and Yarrow.
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| Lemon Mint Astringent Additional Information |
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Alpha-Hydroxy Acids cause the removal of dead, dry cells allowing newer, fresher, healthier skin to emerge. Improves the appearance of fine lines and dryness while also Enhanceing to control and manage oily skin by removing blockages and unplugging the pores.
Normalizes the acid-alkaline balance of the skin. When used as an after shave, Enhances reduce irritation and Enhances to Beneficial Effects or soothe "razor rash."
A superior natural substance that is known to dramatically attract and hold on to moisture in the skin.
These astringent Botanicals are known to Enhance cleanse, detoxify and soothe the skin while assisting in the Beneficial Effectsion of Free Radical damage.
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