White Wormwood Absolute (Artemisia Absinthium)

White Wormwood CO2 Extract (Artemisia Absinthium) CO2 extraction, also known as supercritical carbon dioxide extraction, is a process for extracting useful substances from plants or other raw materials using supercritical (critical point) carbon dioxide as a solvent. When carbon dioxide is heated and pressurized to a specific point, it becomes supercritical, meaning it is in both the liquid and gas phases at the same time. In this supercritical state, CO2 can use its unique properties to extract various compounds from plants. The CO2 extraction process is widely used in the food, cosmetic, pharmaceutical and other industries. It is the preferred method for extracting active ingredients, such as essential oils, flavonoids, terpenes and other beneficial substances from plants, because it does not leave solvent residues and does not lead to degradation of the ingredients due to high temperature or chemical processes.

Floral Water from White Wormwood (Artemisia Absinthium) 200 ml. The floral water of white wormwood (Artemisia absinthium) is obtained by steam distillation of the plant. Wormwood is a perennial herb known for its bitter taste and aroma. This plant contains various active ingredients, including essential oils, which give the floral water its characteristic aroma and properties. Here are some of the possible properties and ways of applying White Wormwood Floral Water: Antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties: White wormwood is known for its antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties. Its floral water can be used to keep the skin clean and soothe inflamed areas. Toning effect: Floral water of white wormwood can be used as a facial tonic that tightens pores and gives a feeling of freshness. Facial Breath: Due to its antiseptic properties, white wormwood floral water can be used as a breath freshener. You can lightly spray water into your mouth or use as an oral spray.

White (Wild) Wormwood (Artemisia Absinthium) essential oil, also known as absinthe grass or "absinthe", is a different plant from white sage (Artemisia ludoviciana). White wormwood (Artemisia absinthium) is a species of herb in the Asteraceae family and is known for its bitter and aromatic leaves. It is a bearer of historical and cultural significance, as it is the main component of the alcoholic beverage absinthe. Here are some of the main characteristics of white wormwood: Leaves: The leaves of white wormwood are pinnately divided, silver-gray or gray-green, and have a strongly bitter taste. Aroma: White Wormwood has a strong aromatic presence with light floral and herbal notes. Constituents Content: White wormwood essential oil contains a variety of constituents, including thujone, camphor, bornel, and other chemical compounds.

Set floral waters - Anti-dandruff Floral waters from Wormwood, Juniper and Lavender help to care for the scalp and fight dandruff. Here's how you can use them: White Wormwood Floral Water: Wormwood hydrolate is known for its antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties. It can help reduce the inflammation and itching that often accompanies dandruff. You can apply wormwood hydrolate to the scalp after shampooing and do not rinse it off. Leave on skin to hydrate and soothe. Juniper Floral Water: Juniper hydrolate has excellent antiseptic properties and can help fight bacteria and germs that can contribute to dandruff. You can also apply a small amount of juniper hydrolate to the scalp and massage it to improve circulation and remove dead cells. Lavender water: Lavender hydrolate has soothing and anti-inflammatory properties. It can help relieve scalp irritation and itching. Spray lavender hydrosol on your scalp or apply it to a cotton pad and wipe the problem areas.