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Papaver Rhoeas Flower Water
Astringent
masking
- Status
- Not listed in the restriction annexes
- In brief
- Papaver rhoeas flower water is a distillate made from the petals of the common (corn) poppy. In cosmetics it's used as an astringent, helping to tighten or firm the skin's surface, and as a masking agent to cover unwanted odours from other ingredients.
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- 0 catalogue products
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