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Buy Pure & Natural Hydrosols (Floral Waters) Online in India Hydrosols, also known as floral waters, are aromatic waters produced during the steam distillation of essential oils. Unlike essential oils, hydrosols are much gentler and can be applied directly to the skin. Ases hydrosols are steam distilled from freshly harvested flowers and herbs without any added preservatives or alcohol, making them perfect for sensitive skin, daily skincare, and aromatherapy. Benefits of Using Hydrosols in Skincare Hydrate & Refresh Skin – Use as a natural facial mist or toner. Soothes Irritation & Redness – Ideal for sunburn, rashes, and acne. Gentle for All Skin Types – Safe for babies and sensitive skin. Aromatherapeutic Properties – Uplifting, calming, or balancing depending on the floral source. Multi-Purpose Use – Suitable for hair misting, DIY beauty, room sprays, and linen fresheners. Popular Hydrosols Available at Ases Hydrosol Skin/Hair Benefit Use Rose Hydrosol Soothes dry & sensitive skin Facial mist, toner Lavender Hydrosol Calms acne & inflammation Night mist, bath water Chamomile Hydrosol Anti-inflammatory, baby-safe Baby care, under-eye soother Tea Tree Hydrosol Fights acne & controls oil Toner, scalp mist Sandalwood Hydrosol Uplifts mood & tones skin Aftershave, meditation spray Popular Searches Essential, Carrier Oils & Fragrances | Carrier Oils | Essential Oils | Hydrosols | Cosmetic Fragrances | Fragrance Ingredients | Fragrances Cold Soap Stable | Fine Fragrances . FAQs 1: What is the difference between hydrosols and essential oils? Hydrosols are gentle water-based by-products of essential oil distillation, whereas essential oils are concentrated. Hydrosols can be applied directly to the skin. 2: Are Ases hydrosols safe for direct skin use? Yes, all Ases hydrosols are safe for topical use without dilution. They are ideal for sensitive skin, including babies. 3: Are these hydrosols steam distilled? Yes, our hydrosols are 100% steam
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