Description

WHEN YOU FEEL INSECURE – NETTLE WILL PROTECT YOU

The plant has many stinging hairs on the leaves and stems that act as needles, injecting histamine and formic acid and other chemicals that create a sting when touched. Since ancient times, nettle has been known as a food source, fiber and as a medicinal herb. The ancient Egyptians used nettle infusion to relieve arthritis and other aches and pains.

Wild nettle was collected in a clean forest and distilled in a copper alembique guided by the laws of nature.

Ingredients: Nettle (Urtica dioica) distilled water with naturally occurring essential oil components. Preservative-free, non-alcoholic.

Properties: anti-inflammatory, stimulant, antibacterial and antiviral.

Application: Nettle hydrosol is good for skin and hair:

• acts as a natural astringent, tightens the skin, regulates natural fat production, treats acne, promotes flawless skin.
• suitable for the relief of psoriasis and eczema.
• accelerates the healing process of wounds and burns, helps with skin allergies, treats eczema
• relieves joint pain and arthritis.
• strengthens hair follicles, helps hair to grow, treats dandruff.
• thanks to silicon and magnesium, it also has beneficial anti-aging properties.
• nettle hydrosol is used as a face and hair spray for all skin types, especially oily skin and hair. It regenerates hair, from dandruff, reduces hair breakage, stimulates hair growth and shine.
• to prevent hair loss, spray nettle hydrosol on hair and scalp and leave overnight or at least 2 hours before washing hair.

Due to the characteristic odor, combine it with any other hydrosol to improve the odor (lemon balm, lavender, etc.)

Nettle hydrosol has a fairly strong antibacterial effect, so in ancient times it was used for wound washing.

The hydrosol is loaded with bio-active energy, so it will help as much as it needs and for who needs it.