Organic Rosemary hydrosol

Hydrosols are specifically distilled for the hydrosol, not produced as a by-product or even a co-product.

These hydrosols are distilled using fresh plant material allowing us to capture not just all the volatile components of the plant, but more importantly, the cellular water from the living plant.

This cellular water is usually lost under the conventional high pressurised steam runs for essential oils, or by using dried plant material.

It is this cellular water, imbued with nutritious minerals, phytosterols, antioxidants, and countless other natural botanical chemicals, that imparts the hydrosol with the water-soluble aromatic and therapeutic properties of the plant.

My hydrosols are very versatile and can be used in many ways:

Can be used directly on the skin without further dilution  Can be used in place of water in creating natural fragrances, lotions, creams, facial toners and other skin care products .

Facial Cleanser: Moisten with a cotton pad and swipe across the skin of the face to cleanse.

Facial Spray: Close the eyes and lightly mist your face as a daily refresher. Store hydrosol in the refrigerator for extra-cooling skin relief.

Facial Mask: Mix the hydrosol with clay and apply to cleansed skin. Rinse after 10-15 minutes.

Bath Additive: Simply add to your bath water.

Hair Care: Spray onto cleansed hair and gently massage the hair and scalp. Do not rinse.

Deodorant & Perfume Spray: Mist under arms and as needed elsewhere to help prevent body odor.

Foot Spray: Mist the tops and bottoms of feet to help control foot odor and to refresh your feet.

Aroma Massage: Spray the hydrosol on oily skin before starting the massage.

Calming Spray: Mist your room, body and face using hydrosols that are reported to help reduce stress and anxiety.

Aromatic Substitute for Water in Personal Care Recipes: Enhance your lotion, cream, room mist and other recipes that call for water with skin-safe hydrosols.

This is a cosmetic ingredient meant for external use only.

• Reducing swelling, relieving redness, and soothing itchy skin.

• Promoting the growth of new skin cells.

• Boosting healing, moisturizing the skin, and preventing aging.

• Providing vitamin C, which supports immune system and collagen production.

• Treating sunburns, acne, and other skin conditions due to its anti-inflammatory and cooling properties

Stimulates Hair Growth 

It is rich in antioxidants, anti-inflammatory and anti-androgenic properties, making it suitable for different hair care concerns especially, in stimulating hair growth. It is scientifically proven that Rosemary is as effective as minoxidil in promoting hair growth in individuals with androgenetic alopecia (a common form of hair loss).

Prevents Premature Greying

Premature greying has been linked with oxidative stress, which is a key process in damaging the hair follicles and natural color. Rosemary helps in neutralizing the free radicals, which naturally slows down and also prevents premature greying.

Strengthens Hair Follicles

Rosemary is rich in antioxidant properties that help in stimulating the blood circulation in the overall scalp area and increase the nutrient supply for the hair follicles, which acts as a key in strengthening the hair follicles.

Prevent Hair Thinning

Dihydrotestosterone (DHT) is a hormone associated with hair loss, particularly in cases of androgenetic alopecia. Some studies suggest that Rosemary may help inhibit the production of DHT, potentially slowing down the hair-thinning process.

Balances Scalp Oil Production 

Rosemary Hydrosol is thought to have the ability to regulate sebum production because of its astringent properties. Sebum is a natural oil produced by the sebaceous glands in the scalp. By helping to regulate sebum, rosemary may prevent excessive oiliness without causing the scalp to become overly dry.