Damask Rose Hydrolate Cztery Szpaki

Rose hydrosol is obtained through the steam distillation of Damascus rose petals. This floral water is composed of water-soluble plant particles and a small amount of essential oil, which imparts a delicate fragrance. The hydrosol's reaction mimics the natural pH of the skin, making it a cosmetic product suitable for various skin types. However, rose hydrosol is especially recommended for dry, couperose, and mature skin. When applied to the skin, it hydrates and refreshes it, as well as strengthens the blood vessels. It also possesses antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and cleansing properties.

Action: Hydrosol is primarily a by-product of the formation of essential oils during the distillation process. Hundreds of degrees of steam release molecules in different parts of the plant. As a result, two parts settle out - an oily one, consisting of essential oils, and water - in the form of a hydrosol. Hydrosol is primarily made up of water, but it also retains the active ingredients necessary for care. Thanks to such proportions, the hydrosol will act much more gently than essential oil, and it also has a subtle aroma. It can be safely applied to the face, body, or hair.

This cosmetic product will surely appeal to fans of versatile products. Floral water in a spray bottle successfully replaces tonic (we recommend reusable ones). Using hydrosol on just-cleaned skin not only restores its proper pH level after using a cleanser but also prepares the face for the next steps of care. It is also an excellent base ingredient for all types of rinses, masks, tonics, or conditioners, or as a hydrating base in the process of oiling hair.

Hydrosol also acts as a refreshing spray for the face and body. On hot days, it can be stored in the refrigerator - the sensation of cooling hot skin with a cool mist is priceless. If you wear full makeup every day, gently spritz your face with hydrosol after applying powder - you'll achieve a fresher, more natural effect and durability.