Externally
The pH of 5.5 on average is close to that of the skin's acid mantle.
It clarifies the complexion of normal and combination skin. It tightens the skin's texture and in this case will appreciate the company of cistus hydrosol.
The same soothing properties as those of the essential oil are necessarily present.
Verbena hydrosol soothes and refreshes the skin, especially sensitive skin. It seems to have a marked affinity for mucous membranes.
It can be recommended as a mouthwash after dental surgery, alone or in combination: with cistus if there is bleeding, with immortelle if there is swelling.
Also as a nasal bath in case of dry mucous membranes when the heating is on full blast.
Used as is, or in combination with fine lavender or peppermint, it is an excellent natural after-shave. Its aroma, with notes of grass and citrals, is well suited to men, in preference to floral or fruit aromas.
Oral use
Integrated into the drinking water, we find the fundamental aspects conveyed by the essential oil.
The hydrosol will have an impact on stress and anxiety. We are obviously thinking of stress with strong emotional implications, that which "knots the stomach".
The specificity of verbena, which in this case is quite similar to lemon balm, is to re-instill joy and confidence when self-esteem and emotional vitality are at half-mast.
It will promote endocrine balance and digestion, with a marked affinity for the thyroid and pancreas.
Interesting solution in the case of pre-menstrual syndrome and to soothe cramps more generally.
Excellent as an aperitif if there is a lack of appetite in a context of stress and emotional tension.
Very good as an evening tea for a peaceful and restful sleep. Delicious in desserts, pastries, fish and shellfish recipes.
Oral use: 1 to 2 tablespoons in 1 litre of water.
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