Description

Mindfully organic grown English Lavender (Lavendula angustifolia) hydrodistilled with pure (Western) Michigan artisan well water.

Materials: Lavender, Water

Aroma: Floral, Sweet, Herbaceous

Our Lavender Hydrosol is sold in the following sizes:

• 2 Ounces with Fine Mist Sprayer
• 4 Ounces with Fine Mist Sprayer
• 8 Ounces with Fine Mist Sprayer
• 32 Ounces Spouted Mylar Refill Sack

Lavender Hydrosol is meant for topical use only.Lavender Hydrosol cosmetic uses and applications: makes for a phenomenal moisturizing, anti-acne & anti-aging facial toner, sunburn and bug bite soother, a spray to moisten “dry” masks (activated charcoal, moroccan clay, etc,) has cleansing properties, perfect for sensitive skin.Lavender Hydrosol is a natural insect repellant for ants, chiggers, fleas, flies, mosquitos, spiders and ticksThe anti-bacterial, anti-viral and anti-microbial properties make it a phenomenal natural cleaning product & yoga mat spray.

22 Lavender Hydrosol Secret Uses

You may also use and diffuse hydrosols “neat” without dilution.

Lavender Hydrosol is an energetic for the Sacral Plexus, Third Eye and Crown Chakras.

Our botanicals are organically grown in Allegan, Michigan and steam distilled in small batches with “Pure Michigan” spring water. Our hydrosols are “true” hydrosols, distilled only for making hydrosols: we do not separate the essential oil out of the batch. Our hydrosols are also NOT drops of essential oil with dispersant in water. Our hydrosols ARE genuine steam distilled hydrosols.

What are Hydrosols?

Hydrosols are the co-product of essential oils in the steam distillation process. When a botanical, such as Lavender, is steam distilled to produce essential oil, it also produces a water called “Hydrosol”. Hydrosols process the same therapeutic properties as essential oils but are more gentle and less volite than their co-product essential oil. You do not need to dilute hydrosol for topical application the same way you would with essential oils. They are also known as “floral waters” or “hydrolats.”

What are Hydrosols used for?
Household cleaning, diffusing, facial toner, hair product, laundry (main wash or rinse,) essential oil diffuser (no need to dilute,) light and natural perfume, linen sprays, first aid kits, natural insect repellents, insect bites, burns, rashes, pain.