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Millepertuis is a renowned plant in the event of skin and skin irritations. Soothing and restructuring, this oily macerate is used to prepare treatments to calm torn skins or to compose soothing massage oils. Calmant and soothing very powerful for sunburn and skins subject to redness. Discount: It is a precious ally for the most daring athletes. The presence of purifying and repairers active ingredients offers him a revitalizing activity for the skin. It is renowned for relieving peels subject to itching.

Botanical name: Hypericum perforatum L.

Indications: warm -ups due to the sun. Delicate and sensitive skins. Comfort of the sportsman. Skins subject to redness and itching

Use: Can be used as an ingredient in your preparations to make soothing massage oils for skins prone to discomfort. Solid restorative repairing oils. Massage oils and balms to relieve the body after exercise

The Millepertuis also known as the Saint-Jean grass, grass with a thousand holes or even listen, is a plant recognized for its many properties including its anti-depressant effects. This plant also has several other therapeutic virtues recognized for a long time.

Its Latin name, Hypericum Perforatum (L.) comes from two Greek words: "hyper" which means above or beyond, and "Eikon" meaning icon or appearance, "perforatum" in Latin means perforated. Indeed, the leaves are provided with thousands of small holes visible to the naked eye.

This perennial plant that is found everywhere in Canada grows very well in fields and light clearing. As of June 24, Grass de la St Jean being one of its common names, we can admire these colonies of pretty small yellow flowers which adorn the edges of the roads. We obtain the oil of a thousand feet by macerating the tiny yellow flowers picked up sparingly one at a time, in virgin virgin virgin olive oil and filtered 1 month later. We can then see that the oil becomes red. This is due to hypericin, one of the compounds of the plant that brings us so much benefits. The hypericin level is at its maximum just before flowering. The maceration thus obtained is indicated to promote the healing of wounds, heal burns and sunburn, and even relieve the zona.

It is an excellent carrier oil that can be used to dilute essential oils.

⇒ The oil with a thousand -fed flowers retains its therapeutic qualities for about two years, stored in a bottle tinted out of light in a place This oil is the result of the cold maceration in the sun of the flowers of the flowers of our thousand feet Picked around the St-Jean and in summer and then macerated during the full season and filtered. This oil called St-Jean calms burns, infections and even suppurations of viral origin like herpes. It can also be used as a basis for analgesic oils. Its powerful anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties make it a first choice ally to treat muscle, joint and rheumatic pain. It also soothes and heals all types of skin irritation.

Precautions for use

Keep out of the reach of children, air, heat and light.