Chamomile Matricaria Powder: Infinite Softness and Natural Radiance

The Secrets of Chamomile Matricaria

Unlike Roman chamomile, Chamomile Matricaria (or German Chamomile) is particularly rich in chamazulene and bisabolol, molecules with exceptional soothing properties.

1. A Balm of Softness for the Skin

It is the best friend of skin prone to redness, itching, or irritation. As a mask, it helps calm inflammation and gently unifies the complexion.

2. The Secret to Golden Highlights

This is its most famous function: chamomile contains apigenin, a natural yellow pigment that attaches to the hair fiber. It doesn't dye the hair, but it revives the radiance of blondes and brings superb golden highlights to light brown hair.

3. Care for Sensitive Scalps

Just like the skin on the face, it soothes irritated scalps or those prone to dry dandruff.

Your "Light" Recipes by Balla

The "Zero Redness" Mask

For sensitive skin in need of comfort.

• Ingredients:

  • 1 tablespoon of Balla Chamomile Powder

  • 1 tablespoon of white clay (kaolin)

  • A few drops of sweet almond or Argan oil

  • Warm water (or a chamomile infusion for even more effectiveness)

• Preparation: Mix until you obtain a smooth and creamy paste.

• Application: Leave on the clean face for 10 minutes. Rinse gently with clear water. Your skin is soothed and very soft.

The "Golden Glow" Hair Mask

To enhance your highlights without chemicals.

• Ingredients:

  • 2 to 3 tablespoons of Chamomile Powder

  • A little plain yogurt (for hydration) or hot water

• Preparation: Prepare a smooth paste.

• Application: Apply to all damp hair after your shampoo. Wrap your hair in a towel and leave for 30 minutes to 1 hour. Rinse thoroughly.

The Balla Team's Tip

For optimal results on hair, perform this treatment regularly. Unlike chemical dyes, the effect of chamomile is gradual and very natural: your hair will simply look sun-kissed!

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