Chamomile Flowers - 100 g and 250 g

Chamomile Flowers – dried

Delicate, healing flowers for the care of sensitive skin and relaxing home rituals
Ideal for teas, compresses, facial steams, soaps and baths

Key benefits

• Beneficial effect on irritated skin – soothes redness, itching, allergies and inflammation

• Naturally anti-inflammatory and antibacterial – suitable for sensitive, dull or acne-prone skin

• Versatile use – from teas and facial steams to ointments, soaps and lotions

Use

Dried chamomile flowers can be used for:

• compresses and facial steams for irritated skin, acne, eczema or inflammation

• making teas, ointments, toners, bath bombs and bath salts

• making soaps, cleansing gels, body butter or children's cosmetics

• gentle relaxing baths for children or adults

• moisturising and soothing face masks or compresses for tired eyes

Recipe

Soothing facial steam

Ingredients:

• 2 tablespoons of chamomile flowers

• 1 litre of boiling water

Method:
Pour the boiling water over the flowers. Lean over the bowl and cover your head with a towel. Inhale the steam for 5–10 minutes. The steam soothes the skin, opens the pores and prepares the face for further care.

Chamomile flowers are known for their beneficial effect on the skin and body. Their anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and soothing properties are indispensable in the care of sensitive, irritated or acne-prone skin. Chamomile infusion is used for washing the face, for hair, for preparing baths or as a base for ointments and creams. Its aroma is calming and relaxing – ideal for evening rituals or for making homemade cosmetics for the very young.

Not for oral use. Store at room temperature, protected from light and out of the reach of children. Must not come into contact with the eyes.

INGREDIENTS (INCI): Matricaria Chamomilla Flower

Are chamomile flowers also suitable for children?
Yes, chamomile is one of the safest plants for children – especially for baths and compresses.

Can I make my own chamomile tea?
Yes, but only if the flowers are certified for food use. Ours are intended primarily for cosmetic use.

How long should I steep the flowers in oil for an ointment?
We recommend steeping them for 1–2 weeks in cold or warm almond or olive oil.

Do they help with acne?
Of course – chamomile reduces inflammation, cleanses the skin and speeds up healing. Use it as a toner, a steam bath or a base for an ointment.