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Organic Chamomile Hydrolat

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A hydrolat which is made by steam distillation of the Roman Chamomile Flowers. Gentle enough to be used on babies in small amounts. Soothing and calming.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

A colourless to very pale yellow liquid with a sweet, fruity, chamomile aroma made by steam distillation of the flowers of the plant Roman Chamomile.
  • Use 1% to 100%. However, it is a very potent water and you may find that 10% is effective enough. Use diluted on babies.
  • Water soluble so cannot be used in oil only products.
  • Heat stable so can be used in Stage 2 (water stage) when making creams and lotions.
  • This hydrolat has had no broad spectrum preservative added to its bottle, so please take care to not contaminate it during use.

Hydrolats are very prone to fungal contamination. Store them in the fridge if you can and never leave the tops off the bottles whilst you are working.

For dry skin, blend Chamomile Hydrolat with Lavender Hydrolat for long term use.
 
Cosmetic Functions:
According to the Cosmetic Ingredient Database (Cosing), the functions of Chamomile Hydrolat are:
Fragrance, Skin Conditioning
To view more information, visit the Cosing Database here 

HOW TO USE IT

Skin Care
  • Chamomile Hydrolat is gentle enough to use on babies when diluted. It can also be sprayed lightly in their bedroom to not only encourage sleep but also associate that fragrance with bedtime - useful when away from home! For the same reason, it can be added to their bath water.
  • Suitable for all skin types and can be used as a facial spritz throughout the day as well as a toner after cleansing.
  • Chamomile Hydrolat is excellent to use on acne-prone skin. It tightens the pores as it is slightly astringent. It also soothes the skin.
  • Very good to use around the eyes because of its astringency. Soak some cotton pads with Chamomile Hydrolat and place under the eyes to reduce eye bags or soothe eyes during hayfever season.
  • The soothing action of Chamomile Hydrolat is useful for applying to irritated skin as well as eczema-prone skin. Be aware that it has a slight astringency though so consider if that is desirable or not when applying to sensitised skin.
  • It is very refreshing when used as a toner or facial spray. It adds wonderful fragrance and qualities when added to gels, lotions and creams.
Hair Care
  • Chamomile Hydrolat has no direct use for hair care but the astringent action can benefit an oily scalp if sprayed directly onto the scalp.
  • Can be added to shampoos for a calming and relaxing fragrance.

RECIPES & BLENDS

Click on the links below to be directed to great recipes featuring Chamomile Hydrolat:

TECHNICAL DOCUMENTS

Here is a link to all non batch specific documents for this product Link to Technical Documents

If you have any questions about the documents or need the Certificate of Analysis (COA) for a product which you have recived, then please request that here.

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    EP
    31 May 2022
    EMMA P.
    United Kingdom United Kingdom
    I recommend this product

    Really quite unpleasant

    I couldn't use this product unfortunately as the smell was really unpleasant. I've used Chamomile Hydrolat from other sellers and it's much more pleasant. Customer service was unhelpful and offered little support.

    31 May 2022

    Aromantic UK

    Thank you for taking the time to leave a review. We appreciate your feedback. We explained that as this is a natural product, we cannot guarantee like for like appearance, colour, odour, aroma or flavour from competitors as these are subject to natural variations and climate changes. The Aromantic Team

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