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Flor de Tila

Flor de Tila

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Nothing declared.

If the rose-geranium note in the Lumina pair gave you pause, this is the one that doesn't have it. Fourteen ingredients, none of them a declared allergen.

  • 14 ingredients, the shortest list we make
  • 0 declared allergens

Tila is linden. Tilia cordata is on the list at number ten, with camomile just ahead of it at nine, both from organic farming. The plant in the name is in the bottle, which is not always how these things go.

Aloe juice is first and water is fifth. No alcohol anywhere on the list.

Read the full INCI

Aloe Barbadensis (Aloe) Leaf Juice1, Butylene Glycol, Glycerin2, Caprylyl/Capryl Glucoside, Aqua, Polyglyceryl-4 Caprate, Sodium Levulinate, Betaine, Chamomilla Recutita (Camomile) Flower Extract1, Tilia Cordata (Linden) Flower Extract1, Sodium Benzoate, Lactic Acid, Parfum, Sodium Hyaluronate

1 from organic farming    2 made using organic ingredients

  • COSMOS Organic, certified by Ecocert
  • 99% natural origin  ·  13% organic origin
  • Vegan  ·  Gluten free  ·  Nut free
A sprig of linden in flower, with dried camomile at its base. Flor de Tila, a tall dark green bottle of micellar water with a cream cap.

She gave you tila when you couldn't sleep.

Now it takes the day off your face.

Thirty days to change your mind. If your skin doesn't get on with it, send it back with most of the bottle left and we'll refund you. You'll know early, and that's what the window is for. Whether it's actually working takes about six weeks, which is a different question.

If it arrives damaged, we'll fix it. Email us and we'll sort it.

Return postage is yours. Original shipping isn't refunded. Full policy

Before you decide.

Two cleansing steps feels like a lot.

It is, some nights. If you're only taking off a light day, this on its own is enough and you can stop there. The second step earns its place when there's sunscreen or heavier make-up involved, because one pass doesn't shift either properly. Most routines fall apart from being too long, so use the step you need and skip the one you don't.

Do I rinse it off?

No. Cotton pad, one pass, and leave it. There's no alcohol in it and nothing that needs washing away. If you're going on to Seda, that step does the rinsing for you.

What if I'm not wearing anything?

Then you probably don't need this. Sunscreen and a day's worth of city still come off with it, so it's not wasted on a bare face. But if you've been home all day, going straight to Seda is a perfectly sensible night.

The day comes off first.

Everything after this is the good part.