St. John's Wort - Maceration of flowering tops of St. John's Wort - 50ml

9,37€

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"Vegetable dressing!

Used since well before the Middle Ages, St. John's wort macerated in oil is a real "vegetable dressing"! A healing, repairing and soothing oily macerate, we understand why it has been so often acclaimed! Ideal for sores, but unfortunately photosensitizing, so avoid exposure to the sun 24 hours after use. In the remedies of "good women" (with a very good reputation), it is recommended to apply it in the evening, at bedtime for example... "

C.I.P. reference : 5420008508691

6M 1 unité

Minimum age : 6 ans

Nature de produit : Oil
Conditionnement : Bottle
Indication / Contre-indication : Do not get in eyes, Do not use while breastfeeding, not for use by pregnant women

Using advice

Apply to the skin and massage until completely absorbed.

Indication

“Indications most often cited in the literature?: • Small wounds • Sunburn • Irritations / pruritus • Circulatory congestion

Tips & Tricks:
Wounds and small wounds: After cleaning and disinfecting the wound, gently apply a few drops of St. John's wort macerate. Bandage/Protect with gauze."

"Avoid contact with the eyes. Do not apply to injured skin. Do not use on pregnant or breastfeeding women. Do not expose yourself to light for 12 hours after application of the product. Do not use on children. child under 6. EXTERNAL USE

NOTE: Do not expose yourself to the sun 24 hours after use.

Composition

"Composition at a glance?:
Complex fatty acids, depending on the oil used for maceration. Traces of essential oil of St. John's Wort, reputed to be anti-inflammatory and decongestant. Anti-inflammatory and healing phytosterols?: hyperforin and hypericin (photosensitizers)."
*Ingredient from organic farming (Certisys BE-BIO-01 control) - ECOGARANTIE ® product certified in accordance with ECOGARANTIE specifications (CERTISYS control).

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