Floral Water and Herbal Water (Lotion Development)
Many herbs grow in Morocco.
It is also famous as a rose-producing region.
Moroccan Damask Rose
Moroccan neroli is also good for the skin and has a gorgeous scent. (A slightly green scent)
Known as a beauty powerhouse, it has many wonderful ingredients, so much so that a certain manufacturer comes from all over the world to procure them.
The essential oils are also elegant and fresh.
As I got to know these Moroccan plants, I felt inspired to develop products, thinking "toner would be nice, body oil would be nice..." and with the help of my Moroccan partners, a body oil was created!
This product was formulated by a prominent Moroccan botanist with the aim of creating a scent that relaxes and reduces stress, and provides moisturizing benefits.
Regarding toner... Moroccan cactus oil effectively moisturizes the skin, so if you want to use it, please use what you already have.
That's what I used to think.
I had the opportunity to speak with a botanist and a water researcher, and when I shared my feelings and asked questions about oil, one suggestion that came up was that "herbal water (toner) would be a good match for cactus oil and a welcome item."
I had wanted to make herbal water. However, due to issues with preservatives and raw materials, I hadn't been able to start.
What we wanted to create was something packed with plant nutrients, with a natural herbal scent, providing relaxation, moisturizing effects, and reducing inflammation of sun-exposed skin... (Sorry for so many demands)
And what we really want you to feel on your skin is the astringent effect.
It's the tightening effect that feels firm and refreshed.
Most of the herbs we wanted to use for toner were unavailable in Japan, so we started by having a botanist grow them for us.
For now, I'm looking forward to waiting for the herbs to grow.