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This special herbal powder is made from dried and ground lotus flowers, which in India is considered una A sacred plant, it represents spiritual development. The flowers contain linoleic acid, proteins, phosphorus, iron, and vitamins A and B. Lotus powder is used in Ayurvedic cosmetics for its cooling effect. Modo Directions for use: | CAUTION: Due to its strong properties, lotus powder should be mixed with other plant powders or clay (kaolin, neem powder, etc.) in una Maximum concentration of 10%!! Perform a patch test on the inside of your arm before first use. If you experience any discomfort, una If you experience any tingling or burning sensation, rinse immediately with clean water! | Skin Care: First mix the lotus powder with other clays or plant powders, then mix with purified water or a hydrosol to form a una smooth paste. Adding a heaped tablespoon of high-quality vegetable oil prevents the paste from drying out during the tempo of laying. Distribute the batter in modo Apply evenly to the skin (face and/or body) and leave on for 10 minutes. Then rinse thoroughly with clean water. Then proceed with your usual skin care routine. Plant species: lotus Texture/format: powder Product type: raw material, clay and plant powder Suitable skin types: demanding, impure Brand: Biopark Cosmetics Characteristics: Ayurvedic, vegan Certificates: Institut Kon-Cert Natural Cosmetic, Vegan without certification Storage instructions: Store in a cool, dry place, away from light, store in a dry place Packaging type: sachet, carton | Ingredients (INCI) Nelumbo Nucifera Flower Powder
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