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Micellar water for skin cleansing.
Micellar water has begun to be actively used in France as an alternative to washing with hard water.. It was primarily used as a particularly gentle cleanser for the skin of infants, as well as for people with particularly sensitive skin, psoriasis, eczema and burns.
Micellar water does not contain alcohol, soap, parabens or silicones, but includes hydrolates and extracts of plants and flowers that relieve skin irritation, reduce oiliness and shine of the skin, and most importantly, during the washing process it forms micelles that capture dirt particles and stabilize it in solution.
Thus, after washing, dirt and fat easily pass into a solution form and are not resorbed on the skin.
Due to its composition, micellar water acts in several directions at once.:
- neutralizes toxic substances found on the skin;
- dissolves and removes excess fat;
- washes off makeup;
– moisturizes the skin.
Mode of application:
Soak a cotton pad with a small amount of micellar water. Wipe the skin of the face and the area around the eyes.
