Peony (Paeonia officinalis)
Other names: Paeonia angustata
Harm score: 1 (Natural substances)
Peony, also known as Paeonia angustata, is a hardy and resilient plant that is a symbol of love and beauty. Its cultivation has a long tradition in this country and this native Central European perennial is very popular for its beautiful flowers. It usually blooms from May to June, with flowers opening very early compared to other peonies. The peony is also valued for its therapeutic benefits, for which it is used in both traditional and modern medicine.
The uses of peony are very wide. In medicine, it is mainly used for its root, which is harvested in autumn. The roots are then used to prepare various medicinal tinctures and teas that can help with, for example, headaches, menstrual problems or digestive problems. Peony flowers are also often used, especially in the cosmetics industry. The flowers are used to make various skin creams and masks, which are popular for their moisturising and soothing properties. Peony is also an important ingredient in many perfumes due to its strong and pleasant scent. In gastronomy, peony flowers are used as an exclusive and attractive decoration for dishes.
Peony (Paeonia officinalis) can be found in the following products
Rigid shampoo with conditioner Maca XXL (50 g) - stimulates hair growth
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Solid shampoo with Maca conditioner (25 g) - stimulates hair growth
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Rigid anti-dandruff shampoo - peony (70 g)
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