Hydrosol diy

How to Use Hydrosols with Your Family My first experience with hydrosols came when I received a pack of five of them in the mail as part of my aromatherapy studies. I opened them, smelled them, and … wondered what to do with them. Since that day a few years back, I’ve become a fan of […]

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Neroli hydrosol, also known as orange blossom hydrosol/flower water, is steam distilled from the pretty white flowers of the bitter orange tree. It’s gorgeous sweet floral fragrance with a hint of citrus has aroma therapeutic properties of instantly uplifting one’s mood and dispelling negativity. It originates from the Arab world, Morocco in particular, where it …

Condense your favorite aromas in a bottle! Make your own aromatic hydrosols at home with this super easy DIY process using equipment from your kitchen.

{Pin this} Rosewater in the drugstore is normally synthetic rose fragrance in water. Pure Rosewater or Hydrosol is harder to find and more expensive. It can be just as easy (and free) to make your own when the season is right. Use non-sprayed roses (Damascus smells absolutely divine!), organic when possible. If you don't grow them yourself, ask a neighbor or family friend. Offer to split the rosewater with them or make them a treat with rosewater in it (ideas listed below). Farmer's Markets…

Learn how to make your own homemade lavender hydrosol in this step-by-step tutorial. Hydrosols are safe, effective, and have many uses. You've gotta try it!

Calendula Hydrosol is a natural floral water extracted from the beautiful Calendula flower through a steam distillation process.

Learn how you can create your own hydrosols from aromatic plants from your garden or the wild by using common kitchen equipment…no copper alembic still needed. Hydrosols are the condensed, distilled aromatic vapor from plants and contain small amounts of essential and volatile oils. It’s easier than

I am BACK to show you how to make your very own cheater version of hydrosols with no special equipment.

If you’ve explored our essential oil recipes, you’ve probably noticed that many call for hydrosols. But what exactly is a hydrosol, and how can you use it beyond DIY recipes? A hydrosol—also known as floral water or plant distillate—is a gentle, water-based extraction from botanicals. Unlike essential oils, hydrosols are less concentrated, making them perfect for hydrating dry skin, soothing sensitive skin, and even refreshing your home as a natural air spray. Plus, they contain…