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| TONERS Called variously astringents, refreshers and skin tonics, these are important for removing any remaining trace of cleansing cream. They also tighten the pores and impart a clean, refeshingfeeling to the skin. Toners can also be used as a pickup or quick cleanser during the day. Elderflower water, lavender water, orangeflower water and rosewater are four classic tonics still valued today for all skin types. |
| Recommended Herbs for use in Shampoos and Rinses Burdock: root helps prevent dandruff Catnip: leaves encourage hair growth and soothes scalp irritations Chamomile: flowers soften and lighten hair Flannel Mullein: lightens hair Goosegrass: tonic and cleansing, helps prevent dandruff Henna: red hair dye and conditioner Horsetail: non-fertile stems and branches strengthens the hair Lavender: antiseptic, antibiotic, stimulates hair growth, and degreases Lime: flowers clean and softens Marigold: lightens hair color Nasturtium: for hair growth Parsley: enriches hair color and gives a nice luster Rosemary: tonic and conditioner, one of the best herbs to use, gives luster and body, also slightly darkens the hair Rhubarb: the root makes a yellow hair dye Sage: tonic and conditioning, darkens the hair Southernwood: encourages hair growth and helps prevent dandruff Stinging Nettle: tonic and conditioning and helps prevent dandruff Witch Hazel: leaves and bark are astringent and cleanses oily hair |
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