Floral Water, Tea Tree, 100 ml

Key benefits

• Pure herbal hydrosol – suitable for formulations for impure and oily skin.
• Milder than essential oil – practical for aqueous formulas and toners.
• Suitable for spot care – used in gels and roll-on products for problem areas.
• Popular in hair care – suitable for a fresh feeling of the scalp.
• Suitable for foot care products – for sprays, gels and bath products.
• Good combinability – suitable with niacinamide, zinc, panthenol, aloe vera, clays and mild surfactants.

Suitable for products such as

• toners for problem skin,
• cleansing gels and foams,
• spot gels and roll-on products,
• clay masks and masks with activated charcoal,
• hair tonics and shampoos,
• foot sprays and gels,
• deodorant-oriented body sprays,
• light hydrating gels for oily skin.

Use in formulation

• Recommended dosage: 1 – 100 %; for sensitive skin in leave-on products, start with a lower percentage.
• Soluble in: water.
• Miscible with: distilled water, hydrosols, glycerin, aloe vera, propanediol and hydrogels.
• Compatible with: toners, cleansing gels, spot gels, hair tonics, shampoos and oil-in-water emulsions.
• It is recommended to add during the cooling phase (at temperatures below 40 °C).
• For impure skin: suitable with niacinamide, zinc PCA, panthenol, allantoin and light humectants.
• For foot care products: suitable with mint hydrosol, glycerin, urea in permitted cosmetic use and deodorant components.

Safety and storage

• Intended for cosmetic use.
• For sensitive skin, we recommend a patch test.
• For the eye area, children’s cosmetics and very sensitive skin, assess the entire formula.
• The hydrosol is milder than the essential oil but has a pronounced herbal character.
• Protect from contamination, light, heat and frost.
• Store in a well-closed container, ideally in a cool, dark place.
• In the finished product, verify the pH and the preservation system.

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