Product description

Key benefits

• Universal floral water – suitable for facial, body, hair and baby cosmetics, provided the formulation is correctly designed.
• Soothing effect on the skin – suitable for products for skin prone to redness, tightness, irritation or discomfort.
• Suitable for combination and oily skin – often used in toners, facial waters and light gels for skin prone to blemishes.
• Supports a fresh feeling after application – suitable for facial mists, sprays after showering, after shaving or after sun exposure.
• Pleasant herbal lavender scent – gives cosmetics a natural aromatic character without the need for strong perfuming.
• Practical aqueous phase – can partially or completely replace distilled water in selected cosmetic formulations.
• Suitable for formulations with hydrating ingredients – combines well with glycerin, aloe vera, panthenol, allantoin and hyaluronic acid.

Suitable for products such as

• facial waters, toners and face mists for sensitive, combination, oily or tired skin,
• light hydrating gels and serums with aloe vera, glycerin, hyaluronic acid, panthenol or allantoin,
• creams, facial milks and body emulsions as part of the aqueous phase,
• post-shave and post-depilation products to support skin comfort,
• body sprays and refreshing waters after showering, sports or staying in warm conditions,
• clay and powder masks to be mixed immediately before use,
• hair tonics, shampoos and conditioners for a fresh feeling on the scalp,
• gentle cleansing gels and micellar waters with appropriately adjusted pH and preservative system,
• compresses and cosmetic pads for local skin care.

Use in formulation

• Recommended dosage: usually 1 – 100% depending on the product type; it can make up part or all of the aqueous phase.
• Soluble in: water and aqueous cosmetic systems.
• Miscible with: distilled water, glycerin, propanediol, aloe vera juice, hydrogels and water-soluble active ingredients.
• Compatible with: oil-in-water emulsions, facial toners, gels, serums, shampoos, shower gels and rinse-off hair products.
• Emulsion products: incorporate into the aqueous phase; for formulations that are heated, it is advisable to add part of the hydrosol only during the cooling phase to minimise unnecessary overheating of the aromatic components.
• It is recommended to add during cooling (at a temperature below 40 °C).
• Leave-on products: especially suitable for facial mists, toners, serums, gels and creams; it is always necessary to check the final pH and microbiological stability of the finished product.
• Rinse-off products: can be used in shampoos, shower gels and gentle cleansing products as part of the aqueous phase.
• Preservation: when used in your own formulation, it is necessary to assess the preservative system of the entire finished product, especially for products with a high water content.
• Formulation pH: always measure the final pH in the finished formulation and adjust it according to the preservative used, the active ingredients and the target product type.

Safety and storage

• Intended for cosmetic use and for further processing in cosmetic formulations.
• For sensitive skin or at first use, we recommend performing a patch test on a small area of skin.
• Prevent contamination of the contents – use clean tools, close the container immediately after use and do not pour back raw material that has already been taken out.
• Store in a well-closed container, away from direct sunlight and sources of heat.
• Storage in a cool, dry and dark place is advisable; hydrosols are aqueous raw materials sensitive to microbial contamination.
• When producing the finished cosmetic product, always verify the final pH, microbiological stability and suitability of the preservative system.
• For products intended for children, pregnant women or very sensitive skin, it is necessary to assess the suitability of the entire formulation, not only of the hydrosol itself.

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