Hydrosols

Hydrosols are water-based solutions of essential oils, typically created through a process called steam distillation. This method involves heating water and essential oils together, causing the oils to evaporate and then condense into the water, forming a dilute solution. The resulting hydrosol is a clear, colorless liquid that retains the therapeutic properties of the essential oils, but in a more gentle and water-soluble form. Hydrosols are often used in aromatherapy, skincare, and personal care products due to their soothing and hydrating effects. They can be applied topically, inhaled, or added to bathwater. Commonly used hydrosols include rose, lavender, and eucalyptus, each offering unique benefits such as relaxation, stress relief, and respiratory support.