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Prepared with af rose oil and herbal extracts, this facial cleansing tonic does not brighten the skin and gives it a natural matte finish. It removes make-up residues and helps reduce the appearance of blemishes. It helps soften the skin without leaving a sticky feeling with the easily absorbed oils it contains.
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A facial cleanser for all the senses: Enjoy deeply clean, youthfully radiant skin and the exquisite scent of precious Damascus roses!
The SOFTTO PLUS Rose Water Tonic turns skincare into an experience. Formulated with the essence of the finest rose petals, it possesses pampering, nourishing, cleansing, and protective properties.
The Damascus rose is considered a particularly noble and enchanting beauty and has been used since ancient times for skin cleansing and sensual wellness experiences. According to legend, the Egyptian Queen Cleopatra is said to have taken luxurious baths with donkey milk and hundreds of fragrant rose petals.
It's not just the rose's fragrance that's wonderful and unique; its first-class effect on the skin is also legendary. The rose water helps to shrink pores and refresh and soothe the face. The essence has an anti-inflammatory effect, binds free radicals, and thus supports a healthy skin structure with a significantly lower tendency to skin irritation and age spots.
Puffiness gently subsides – the skin receives a firming, fresh boost and appears flawlessly clean and noticeably rejuvenated after cleansing with the SOFTTO PLUS Rose Water Face Tonic. The beautiful rose scent also relaxes the face and soul. Simply a dream!
If you would like to incorporate even more of nature's treasures into your daily skincare routine, be sure to browse the SHR online shop. We carry many other SOFTTO PLUS products that will delight you!
Eine Gesichtsreinigung für alle Sinne: Genießen Sie porentief reine, jugendlich strahlende Haut und den edlen Duft kostbarer Damaszener-Rosen!
Der Toner SOFTTO PLUS Rose Water Tonic macht Hautpflege zum Erlebnis. Er wurde formuliert mit der Essenz feinster Rosenblüten und besitzt verwöhnende, pflegende, reinigende und schützende Eigenschaften.
Die Damaszener-Rose gilt als besonders edle und betörend duftende Schönheit und wurde schon in der Antike für die Reinigung der Haut und sinnliche Wellnesserlebnisse verwendet. Überlieferungen nach soll die ägyptische Königin Kleopatra Luxusbäder mit Eselsmilch und hunderten Blüten duftender Rosen genommen haben.
Wundervoll und einzigartig ist aber nicht nur der Wohlgeruch der Rose, auch ihre erstklassige Wirkung auf die Haut ist legendär. Das Rosenwasser hilft, die Poren zu verkleinern, das Gesicht zu erfrischen und zu beruhigen. Dabei wirkt die Essenz entzündungshemmend, bindet freie Radikale und unterstützt auf diese Weise eine gesunde Hautstruktur mit deutlich geringerer Neigung zu Hautirritationen und Altersflecken.
Schwellungen klingen sanft ab – die Haut bekommt einen straffenden Frischekick und wirkt nach einer Reinigung mit dem SOFTTO PLUS Rose Water Face Tonic makellos rein und deutlich verjüngt. Der wunderschöne Rosenduft lässt zusätzlich Gesichtszüge und Seele entspannen. Einfach ein Traum!
Wenn Sie noch mehr Kostbarkeiten der Natur in Ihre tägliche Pflegeroutine integrieren möchten, sollten Sie sich hier im SHR Onlineshop unbedingt weiter umsehen. Wir führen viele weitere SOFFTO PLUS Produkte, die Sie begeistern werden!
Urban Care Summer Body Oil Containing Monoi Oil Bronze Appearing Radiant 150 ml
€12,50 EUR
Unit price perUrban Care Summer Body Oil Containing Monoi Oil Bronze Appearing Radiant 150 ml
€12,50 EUR
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Rituals 4 Invigorating Bestsellers Body Lotion & Shower Foam & Face Scrub & Body Wash Set
Rituals 4 Invigorating Bestsellers Body Lotion & Shower Foam & Face Scrub & Body Wash Set
Rituals Bestsellers for women
Body Lotion
Shower Foam
Face Scrub
Body Wash
Lait Corporel Body Care Set Consisting of: Lait Corporel 400 ml, Lait de Douche 75 ml, Waterlover Cosmetic Bag
€28,50 EUR
Unit price perLait Corporel Body Care Set Consisting of: Lait Corporel 400 ml, Lait de Douche 75 ml, Waterlover Cosmetic Bag
€28,50 EUR
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Thanks to its light and gel structure, it keeps your skin moist for a long time.
Rituals 4 Purifying Bestsellers Body Cream & Shower Foam & Fragrance Sticks & Body Scrub Set
Rituals 4 Purifying Bestsellers Body Cream & Shower Foam & Fragrance Sticks & Body Scrub Set
Ritual of Hammam : a purifying ceremony for body and soul
Body Cream
Shower Foam
Fragrance sticks
Body scrub
It's easy to ignore your beard when it comes to grooming, but it can benefit from some attention just like the hair on your head. Using beard oil is a great way to keep your beard looking great with a blend of carrier oils and essential oils. With the right amount, a bit of beard oil will soften your whiskers, hydrate your beard to eliminate itching, and reduce split ends. At the end of the day, a regular beard oil routine keeps your hair feeling soft and looking sharp!
1)Using the Right Amount of Beard Oil
- One month of beard growth: 3-4 drops
- One to three months of beard growth: 4-6 drops
- Three to twelve months of beard growth: 6-10 drops
- If your beard is 1 year or older, you may need to use 10 drops or more.
Apply beard oil every 2 days if your beard is short. Shorter beards don't require as much oil as longer beards, so application every 2 days is usually enough.[2]
- You should also only apply beard oil every 2 days if you live in a humid climate. In a humid climate, your beard is less likely to dry out, so you don't need as much oil.
- If you find that every 2 days isn't cutting it, try applying your oil every day and see if that makes a difference.
Use beard oil daily if you live in an area with a dry climate. Drier climates are more likely to dry out your beard, which means a more frequent application is necessary. However, if you find that daily application is making your beard too oily, try cutting down to once every other day.[3]
- Remember that everyone's beard is different—don't be afraid to change your application frequency if this doesn't work for you. You can apply beard oil whenever your beard is feeling dry
2)Applying Your Beard Oil
- Avoid using a hair dryer—it can damage your hair follicles.
Squeeze the appropriate amount of beard oil into your palm. Insert the dropper into the beard oil and squeeze the rubber top the gather your oil. Now, hold the dropper over your palm and gently squeeze the rubber top until you've applied the necessary amount of drops.[6]
- Don't use more than the minimum amount you need—you can always add more oil later if necessary.
Spread the oil evenly across your palms and fingers. Close your hands together and rub them up and down to cover both palms in oil. As you rub your hands together, bring your fingers low enough that they rub across the opposing hand's palm.[7]
- Continue rubbing your hands until the beard oil covers the entire surface of your palms and fingers.
Brush the palms of your hands along the sides of your beard. After applying the oil to your hands, drag each palm along the opposing cheek—your left palm across your right cheek and your right palm across your left cheek. Always start with your fingers at the end of your beard—touching the bottom of your ear—and drag each hand in a straight motion down your jawline.[8]
- Apply the oil about 2 to 3 times on each side of your beard.
- Work the beard oil from the roots to the tips of your beard hairs.
- Continue this process 2 to 3 times with each hand.
Run your fingers up through the bottom of your beard. Open your hands so that there's about 1⁄2 inch (1.3 cm) between each finger. Point your fingers upwards and run them through the lowest point of your beard—typically above your Adam's apple—and upward across your chin to your bottom lip. Repeat this process for each hand.[11]
- Continue running your fingers through your beard 2 to 3 times with each hand.
Coat your mustache hair with your fingertips. Place the tips of each of your index fingers to the middle of your mustache. Now, drag each finger down your mustache toward your cheeks.[12]
- Repeat this process 2 to 3 times with each finger.
3)Combing Your Beard
Purchase a wooden beard comb for the best results. Visit a local cosmetics and skin care store to purchase a beard comb. Wooden combs almost never have rough edges, which means you don't have to worry about pulling on your beard and causing breakage. The next best material for a beard comb is cellulose acetate, which is easy to clean and doesn't cause beard static or hair damage.[13]
- Avoid using plastic and metal combs at all costs, as their rough edges can damage your hair follicles.
- Check online suppliers if you want to purchase your beard comb online.
Comb your beard starting from the bottom to the top. Begin by holding your beard comb with the teeth pointing upward. Start on the left or right side of your neck and comb upward to your chin and continue across your cheeks. This will help distribute the beard oil and give your beard a fuller look. Repeat this process for the opposite side of your face.[14]
- If you hit a snag in your beard, don't force it—take the comb out and keep trying until you can break through the knot without damaging your hair.
- Use a comb with wide teeth when brushing upward.
- If your beard is too short to comb, don't worry—wait until it's long enough to start grooming it.
Drag your comb downward through your beard. After combing upward to separate your beard hairs, you can comb it downward into whichever style you prefer. Start from the top of your beard near your cheekbones and hold the comb parallel to your beard line. From this position, drag the comb downward.
- Use a comb with narrow teeth when brushing downward and putting the finishing touches on your beard style.
Avoid combing more than 3 times a day. After combing your beard to distribute your beard oil, don't comb it more than 1 to 2 more times. Too much combing can dry your skin out and damage your beard hair.
- If you notice any split ends or beard hair damage, it's a sign you're combing your beard too often.
It's easy to ignore your beard when it comes to grooming, but it can benefit from some attention just like the hair on your head. Using beard oil is a great way to keep your beard looking great with a blend of carrier oils and essential oils. With the right amount, a bit of beard oil will soften your whiskers, hydrate your beard to eliminate itching, and reduce split ends. At the end of the day, a regular beard oil routine keeps your hair feeling soft and looking sharp!
1)Using the Right Amount of Beard Oil
- One month of beard growth: 3-4 drops
- One to three months of beard growth: 4-6 drops
- Three to twelve months of beard growth: 6-10 drops
- If your beard is 1 year or older, you may need to use 10 drops or more.
Apply beard oil every 2 days if your beard is short. Shorter beards don't require as much oil as longer beards, so application every 2 days is usually enough.[2]
- You should also only apply beard oil every 2 days if you live in a humid climate. In a humid climate, your beard is less likely to dry out, so you don't need as much oil.
- If you find that every 2 days isn't cutting it, try applying your oil every day and see if that makes a difference.
Use beard oil daily if you live in an area with a dry climate. Drier climates are more likely to dry out your beard, which means a more frequent application is necessary. However, if you find that daily application is making your beard too oily, try cutting down to once every other day.[3]
- Remember that everyone's beard is different—don't be afraid to change your application frequency if this doesn't work for you. You can apply beard oil whenever your beard is feeling dry
2)Applying Your Beard Oil
- Avoid using a hair dryer—it can damage your hair follicles.
Squeeze the appropriate amount of beard oil into your palm. Insert the dropper into the beard oil and squeeze the rubber top the gather your oil. Now, hold the dropper over your palm and gently squeeze the rubber top until you've applied the necessary amount of drops.[6]
- Don't use more than the minimum amount you need—you can always add more oil later if necessary.
Spread the oil evenly across your palms and fingers. Close your hands together and rub them up and down to cover both palms in oil. As you rub your hands together, bring your fingers low enough that they rub across the opposing hand's palm.[7]
- Continue rubbing your hands until the beard oil covers the entire surface of your palms and fingers.
Brush the palms of your hands along the sides of your beard. After applying the oil to your hands, drag each palm along the opposing cheek—your left palm across your right cheek and your right palm across your left cheek. Always start with your fingers at the end of your beard—touching the bottom of your ear—and drag each hand in a straight motion down your jawline.[8]
- Apply the oil about 2 to 3 times on each side of your beard.
- Work the beard oil from the roots to the tips of your beard hairs.
- Continue this process 2 to 3 times with each hand.
Run your fingers up through the bottom of your beard. Open your hands so that there's about 1⁄2 inch (1.3 cm) between each finger. Point your fingers upwards and run them through the lowest point of your beard—typically above your Adam's apple—and upward across your chin to your bottom lip. Repeat this process for each hand.[11]
- Continue running your fingers through your beard 2 to 3 times with each hand.
Coat your mustache hair with your fingertips. Place the tips of each of your index fingers to the middle of your mustache. Now, drag each finger down your mustache toward your cheeks.[12]
- Repeat this process 2 to 3 times with each finger.
3)Combing Your Beard
Purchase a wooden beard comb for the best results. Visit a local cosmetics and skin care store to purchase a beard comb. Wooden combs almost never have rough edges, which means you don't have to worry about pulling on your beard and causing breakage. The next best material for a beard comb is cellulose acetate, which is easy to clean and doesn't cause beard static or hair damage.[13]
- Avoid using plastic and metal combs at all costs, as their rough edges can damage your hair follicles.
- Check online suppliers if you want to purchase your beard comb online.
Comb your beard starting from the bottom to the top. Begin by holding your beard comb with the teeth pointing upward. Start on the left or right side of your neck and comb upward to your chin and continue across your cheeks. This will help distribute the beard oil and give your beard a fuller look. Repeat this process for the opposite side of your face.[14]
- If you hit a snag in your beard, don't force it—take the comb out and keep trying until you can break through the knot without damaging your hair.
- Use a comb with wide teeth when brushing upward.
- If your beard is too short to comb, don't worry—wait until it's long enough to start grooming it.
Drag your comb downward through your beard. After combing upward to separate your beard hairs, you can comb it downward into whichever style you prefer. Start from the top of your beard near your cheekbones and hold the comb parallel to your beard line. From this position, drag the comb downward.
- Use a comb with narrow teeth when brushing downward and putting the finishing touches on your beard style.
Avoid combing more than 3 times a day. After combing your beard to distribute your beard oil, don't comb it more than 1 to 2 more times. Too much combing can dry your skin out and damage your beard hair.
- If you notice any split ends or beard hair damage, it's a sign you're combing your beard too often.
St. John's Wort, with the Latin name Hypericum perforatum L., is colloquially known as yeast grass or binbirdelik grass. St. John's Wort, from the Hyperaceae family, is a plant that grows wild in temperate and hot climates. This herb, which attracts attention with its color, is processed as dried or fresh and nearly 100 species are grown in Turkey. St. John's Wort, which occurs repeatedly in cold geographies and is therefore categorized as a perennial herbaceous plant, is 30-80 cm tall with its green stem and yellow flowers. These flowers are collected in the summer and have been used for centuries to treat many different diseases all over the world. Today, this valuable plant continues to be used in herbal treatments by phytotherapy specialists.
St. John's Wort oil has healing properties - it soothes irritations, helps fight inflammation, relieves itching and at the same time effectively regenerates the skin. It moisturizes and softens the skin, nourishes it effectively and restores its healthy appearance to the skin.
Rosemary oil is an essential oil commonly used in aromatherapy. It is popular due to its mind-opening, invigorating and nerve-soothing properties. Additionally, rosemary oil is also used to treat physical ailments such as muscle aches and joint pain.
How to use rosemary oil? Before using the product, you can pour it into your hand, add 2-3 drops of rosemary essential oil and mix it, then apply it easily. If you wish, you can use it by adding 4-5 drops of rosemary oil for every 30 grams or milliliters of your product for ease of use.
Perhaps one of the most well-known and most used benefits of castor oil is its effects on hair. He is almost a hair care specialist, almost a natural hair thickener. If you have weak, sparse or non-growth hair, immediately get some castor oil and massage it into your hair roots, then apply it to your entire hair and leave it in your hair for about 2-4 hours. If you wish, you can apply it before going to sleep and cover your hair with a cap and wash it in the morning.
If you do this application 1-2 times a week regularly, you can notice the change after about 1 month. If you wish, you can make a mask by combining castor oil with a few more useful ingredients for the hair. If you want to make a mask, we can also take you right to our article titled Legendary Mixture that Visibly Grows Hair in 1 Month.
Thanks to the vitamin E, omega 6, triglyceride fatty acid and various minerals in it, castor oil, which strengthens the hair follicles, accelerates the growth and growth of the hair, of course, can show this effect on how many people. It would not be wrong to say that castor oil is one of the bedside oils, especially for those who have eyebrow loss problems.
If you ask how to apply, dip a clean cotton swab in castor oil. Then apply the oil to your eyelashes with this stick, just as if you were applying mascara. Take a separate stick for your eyebrows and apply it to the areas where you want your eyebrows to become thicker with circular movements. Be very careful not to injure your eyes while performing this procedure. After waiting for at least half an hour in this way, clean the oil with warm water. While cleaning, be careful not to beat your eyebrows and eyelashes. (Make sure there is no make-up residue on your skin before applying castor oil)
Castor oil, which not only strengthens the hair, is also considered a very effective and natural method against bacteria and fungi, thanks to its antibacterial and antifungal properties. It is a solution to common problems such as dandruff, dry scalp and ringworm.
Castor oil is one of the alternative treatment methods used against pain for many years. In order to see the effect of this oil, which is said to be very effective on joint pain, you can drip castor oil on the area where the pain is and massage it with light movements.
If your pain does not decrease in this way, you can try to apply castor oil to the area where the pain is located, then cover it with a cloth, put a hot water bag on this cloth and leave it for about 1 hour. However, joint pain can react to heat from time to time, so if you feel any discomfort, you can remove the hot water bag without waiting.
If you are trying to deal with an almost chronic, never-ending constipation problem, keep in mind that castor oil can also help in this regard. 1 teaspoon of castor oil in a glass of water can help you cope with this problem.
But beware, before taking any product orally, including castor oil, you should consult your doctor and do nothing other than his recommendations. Let's just say, don't put your health in danger without even realizing it.
Castor oil contains many beneficial minerals and fatty acids for our body, especially vitamin E. For this reason, it can be a solution to the wounds on the skin and acne scars that never go away. If you apply castor oil to the area where the scar or acne scar is found every night before going to sleep, you can see that the scar decreases over time, and even if you apply it for a long time, the scar is completely disappeared.
It is very common for the body to develop cracks due to birth, weight gain or loss of moisture in the skin. Castor oil comes to the rescue to combat these cracks, prevent their formation, and improve the appearance of those that have already formed. It corrects the appearance of cracked skin thanks to its moisturizing and nourishing properties. Moreover, it is sufficient to regularly massage the required area with just castor oil.
Of course, after praising castor oil so much, it is not possible to pass without explaining whether there is a side effect or not, without explaining the harms of castor oil.
First of all, as we said above, if you are going to consume castor oil by mixing it with water, you should definitely consult your doctor beforehand. Especially if you have a serious illness or allergy to various substances, you should never consume any product in this way without consulting your doctor.
Apart from that, castor oil has no known serious side effects. However, it can close the pores, especially when applied on the skin and when excessive, so it is enough to use a few drops according to the size of the area you will apply.
In the same way, it can cause redness in the bodies where allergic reactions are frequent, when such a situation is encountered, the area where castor oil is applied should be washed with warm water immediately.
Finally, it is useful to keep in mind that excessive consumption can cause diarrhea, as it helps the body to cope with constipation.
2 Elysium Spa Lavender Bath Oil 150 ml
