Hydrosols, otherwise known as “floral waters” are produced through the distillation of fresh plant material, such as flowers, leaves, fruits, barks, etc. They are the co-distillate of essential oil production and have similar properties to their respective essential oil counterparts. However, they are much less concentrated and contain unique water-soluble compounds that are not found in the essential oils.
All of our hydrosols are lovingly produced from sustainably wild-crafted plants in beautiful PNW forests or grown (pesticide-free) in our own garden. They are extremely versatile and can be used in many ways, as a refreshing aromatherapy mist, as a skin-balancing toner, used as non-toxic household cleaners, a fragrant aftershave, or simply as a gentle substitute for your favorite essential oil blend. They are packaged in a lovely and reusable frosted glass bottle with a recycled paper label.
Our Calendula Hydrosol, distilled from beautiful Calendula officinalis, has an interesting floral scent with mildly resinous undertones. It has unique skin restorative properties and helps to calm all kinds of irritations. It's great for babies and adults alike!
Uses:
spray it on your face as calming and skin regenerative toner, especially to help with fine lines.
use it as a soothing aftershave to decrease redness, irritation, and ingrown hairs.
spray on babies' diaper rash to help calm redness and inflammation.
use it on sunburns, cuts, bug bites, or wounds as a gentle antiseptic and to help promote cellular healing.
Hydrosols, otherwise known as “floral waters” are produced through the distillation of fresh plant material, such as flowers, leaves, fruits, barks, etc. They are the co-distillate of essential oil production and have similar properties to their respective essential oil counterparts. However, they are much less concentrated and contain unique water-soluble compounds that are not found in the essential oils.
All of our hydrosols are lovingly produced from sustainably wild-crafted plants in beautiful PNW forests or grown (pesticide-free) in our own garden in a traditional Portugeuse copper alembic still. They are extremely versatile and can be used in many ways, as a refreshing aromatherapy mist, as a skin-balancing toner, used as non-toxic household cleaners, a fragrant aftershave, or simply as a gentle substitute for your favorite essential oil blend.
Lavender:
A beautifully floral and sweet hydrosol freshly distilled from Lavandula angustifolia from my own garden. Lavender is one of the most versatile and healing herbs. It is instantly calming and soothing to the body, mind, and spirit.
Uses:
spray it on your face as calming and skin regenerative toner.
use it as refreshing toner for acneic skin, due to its anti-bacterial properties.
as a soothing aftershave to decrease redness, irritation, and ingrown hairs.
spray it in the air, on your linens, pillows, or person to help with anxiety or insomnia.
keep in children’s bedrooms to help calm down tantrums, promote better sleep, and keep the monsters away.
use it on sunburns, cuts, bug bites, or wounds as a gentle antiseptic and to help promote cellular healing.
it makes a wonderful household cleaner, add it to your favorite natural cleaning fluid or use directly on glass and surfaces to disinfect.
Hydrosols, otherwise known as “floral waters” are produced through the distillation of fresh plant material, such as flowers, leaves, fruits, barks, etc. They are the co-distillate of essential oil production and have similar properties to their respective essential oil counterparts. However, they are much less concentrated and contain unique water-soluble compounds that are not found in the essential oils.
All of our hydrosols are lovingly produced from sustainably wild-crafted plants in beautiful PNW forests or grown (pesticide-free) in our own garden in a traditional Portugeuse copper alembic still. They are extremely versatile and can be used in many ways, as a refreshing aromatherapy mist, as a skin-balancing toner, used as non-toxic household cleaners, a fragrant aftershave, or simply as a gentle substitute for your favorite essential oil blend. Our hydrosols are packaged in a 2 oz frosted glass bottle with recycled paper label.
Wild-harvested in the amazing Cascade mountains, ponderosa pine has a very interesting piney scent, with a distinctive nutty undertone. It is a very woodsy and fresh scent and makes a great antimicrobial room spray.
Uses:
spray on aching and sore joints for anti-inflammatory pain relief.
use it as an uplifting and invigorating facial spray or toner. It’s great for oily or acneic skin.
spray it in a sauna or during a hot shower for decongesting respiratory support.
use as a household cleaner for disinfecting surfaces.
spritz it in your room to clear negative energy and reaffirm your intentions.
Hydrosols, otherwise known as “floral waters” are produced through the distillation of fresh plant material, such as flowers, leaves, fruits, barks, etc. They are the co-distillate of essential oil production and have similar properties to their respective essential oil counterparts. However, they are much less concentrated and contain unique water-soluble compounds that are not found in the essential oils.
All of our hydrosols are lovingly produced from sustainably wild-crafted plants in beautiful PNW forests or grown (pesticide-free) in our own garden in a traditional Portugeuse copper alembic still. They are extremely versatile and can be used in many ways, as a refreshing aromatherapy mist, as a skin-balancing toner, used as non-toxic household cleaners, a fragrant aftershave, or simply as a gentle substitute for your favorite essential oil blend. Our hydrosols are packaged in a 2 oz frosted glass bottle with recycled paper label.
Willow:
Our wild-harvested willow (Salix spp) bark hydrosol is amazingly anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving. Willow contains natural salicylates (the same compounds found in aspirin) and is therefore amazingly anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving. It’s also a great astringent and helps to clear and tone congested skin.
Uses:
spray on sprains, strains, or sore muscles for pain relief.
add 4 tbsp to the bath to help with aches and pains.
use as an acne clearing toner.
as an aftershave to help soothe redness, inflammation, or razor burn.
apply to burns, including sunburn, to take the sting away and calm swelling.
use on aging or dull skin to give a glowing complexion. Willow bark is a natural source of BHA acids.
Hydrosols, otherwise known as “floral waters” are produced through the distillation of fresh plant material, such as flowers, leaves, fruits, barks, etc. They are the co-distillate of essential oil production and have similar properties to their respective essential oil counterparts. However, they are much less concentrated and contain unique water-soluble compounds that are not found in the essential oils.
All of our hydrosols are lovingly produced from sustainably wild-crafted plants in beautiful PNW forests or grown (pesticide-free) in our own garden. They are extremely versatile and can be used in many ways, as a refreshing aromatherapy mist, as a skin-balancing toner, used as non-toxic household cleaners, a fragrant aftershave, or simply as a gentle substitute for your favorite essential oil blend. Our hydrosols are packaged in 2 oz frosted glass bottles with recycled paper labels.
Thyme:
The aroma of this beautiful thyme, Thymus vulgaris, is like a fresh breeze on a sunny afternoon in the Mediterranean. It’s slightly spicy, richly herbaceous, with a hint of citrus. Thyme is an extremely powerful disinfectant- it is antiviral, antifungal, and antibacterial. This is my favorite hydrosol to clean with, especially when mixed with lavender.
Uses:
great for all kinds of household cleaning. Mix it into your regular cleaner or use on its own to disinfect surfaces.
add a small amount to your water as you cleanse your face to help with severe acne.
gargle a teaspoon of hydrosol to help alleviate a sore throat.
Hydrosols, otherwise known as “floral waters” are produced through the distillation of fresh plant material, such as flowers, leaves, fruits, barks, etc. They are the co-distillate of essential oil production and have similar properties to their respective essential oil counterparts. However, they are much less concentrated and contain unique water-soluble compounds that are not found in the essential oils.
All of our hydrosols are lovingly produced from sustainably wild-crafted plants in beautiful PNW forests or grown (pesticide-free) in our own garden in a traditional Portugeuse copper alembic still. They are extremely versatile and can be used in many ways, as a refreshing aromatherapy mist, as a skin-balancing toner, used as non-toxic household cleaners, a fragrant aftershave, or simply as a gentle substitute for your favorite essential oil blend.
Mojito Mint:
Mojito mint, or Mentha villosa, is the unique and highly aromatic mint traditionally used to make Cuban mojitos. It has a zesty, supremely refreshing, and invigorating minty scent. It’s seriously delightful!
Uses:
as the perfect skin balancing toner for oily skin.
use it on sprains, strains, or sore muscles to help cool down inflammation and pain.
spritz it on your face when driving or studying to improve your focus and as instantaneous pick-me-up.
use it to clean and disinfect surfaces or add it to your favorite household cleaners for a fragrant anti-bacterial boost.
spray it on your face and back of your neck to cool down during hot days. It’s amazing how quickly mint can help to lower your core body temperature.
apply it on sunburn to help soothe red and inflamed skin.
Hydrosols, otherwise known as “floral waters” are produced through the distillation of fresh plant material, such as flowers, leaves, fruits, barks, etc. They are the co-distillate of essential oil production and have similar properties to their respective essential oil counterparts. However, they are much less concentrated and contain unique water-soluble compounds that are not found in the essential oils.
All of our hydrosols are lovingly produced from sustainably wild-crafted plants in beautiful PNW forests or grown (pesticide-free) in our own garden in a traditional Portugeuse copper alemic still. They are extremely versatile and can be used in many ways, as a refreshing aromatherapy mist, as a skin-balancing toner, used as non-toxic household cleaners, a fragrant aftershave, or simply as a gentle substitute for your favorite essential oil blend. Our hydrosols are packaged in a 2 oz frosted glass bottle with recycled paper label.
Rosemary:
Our rosemary hydrosol is extremely fresh, herbaceous and invigorating. It instantly wakes you up and is the best herb to use during times of fatigue or lack of focus. Clinical studies have proven that smelling rosemary helps to improve retention of information, which is especially helpful during studying.
Uses:
as an excellent toner for normal to oily skin.
spray on hair to help improve circulation, encourage new growth, and for shiny hair.
helps to relieve itchy skin conditions and bug bites.
spray in the air during allergy season to combat symptoms and provide gentle decongestant relief.
add to bath water to soothe sore and aching muscles.
Hydrosols, otherwise known as “floral waters” are produced through the distillation of fresh plant material, such as flowers, leaves, fruits, barks, etc. They are the co-distillate of essential oil production and have similar properties to their respective essential oil counterparts. However, they are much less concentrated and contain unique water-soluble compounds that are not found in the essential oils.
All of our hydrosols are lovingly produced from sustainably wild-crafted plants in beautiful PNW forests or grown (pesticide-free) in our own garden in a traditional Portugeuse copper alembic still. They are extremely versatile and can be used in many ways, as a refreshing aromatherapy mist, as a skin-balancing toner, used as non-toxic household cleaners, a fragrant aftershave, or simply as a gentle substitute for your favorite essential oil blend.
Lemon Balm:
This absolutely gorgeous citrus-scented lemon balm has been grown lovingly in my own garden. Lemon balm has such a bright and cheerful scent to it. In the plant world, it stands out as one that can help to calm stress and anxiety. It also has incredible skin soothing properties, with profound anti-inflammatory and antiviral effects.
makes a beautifully scented and refreshing facial mist
use when you’re feeling stressed and anxious. Lemon balm has anti-anxiety and mood uplifting qualities.
as a toner for irritated or sun damaged skin.
pour in the bath for a decadent and skin soothing experience.
can be sprayed on herpes, chicken pox, and shingles blisters to help decrease healing time and alleviate pain due to Lemon balm’s antiviral properties.
Hydrosols, otherwise known as “floral waters” are produced through the distillation of fresh plant material, such as flowers, leaves, fruits, barks, etc. They are the co-distillate of essential oil production and have similar properties to their respective essential oil counterparts. However, they are much less concentrated and contain unique water-soluble compounds that are not found in the essential oils.
All of our hydrosols are lovingly produced from sustainably wild-crafted plants in beautiful PNW forests or grown (pesticide-free) in our own garden in a traditional Portugeuse copper alembic still. They are extremely versatile and can be used in many ways, as a refreshing aromatherapy mist, as a skin-balancing toner, used as non-toxic household cleaners, a fragrant aftershave, or simply as a gentle substitute for your favorite essential oil blend.
Yarrow:
This is an amazing wild-harvested yarrow hydrosol. Yarrow hydrosol is one that everyone should keep in their first aid kit. It is an incredibly potent styptic, meaning that it helps to stop bleeding fast. Traditionally, it was used on the battlefield and was known as woundwort and solider’s wort because it was such an important herb in a battlefield doctor’s kit.
Additionally, yarrow contains a chemical constituent called azulene, which is a blue pigment, that has incredible anti-inflammatory properties. This wildharvested yarrow hydrosol has a gorgeous blue tinge to it.
Uses:
spray directly on bleeding wounds to stop the flow of blood almost immediately
spray on wounds and irritation to assist healing.
use as a refreshing facial mist for irritated or acne-prone skin
spray on painful muscles and joints for its anti-inflammatory and analgesic effect.
Hydrosols, otherwise known as “floral waters” are produced through the distillation of fresh plant material, such as flowers, leaves, fruits, barks, etc. They are the co-distillate of essential oil production and have similar properties to their respective essential oil counterparts. However, they are much less concentrated and contain unique water-soluble compounds that are not found in the essential oils.
All of our hydrosols are lovingly produced from sustainably wild-crafted plants in beautiful PNW forests or grown (pesticide-free) in our own garden in a traditional Portugeuse copper alembic still. They are extremely versatile and can be used in many ways, as a refreshing aromatherapy mist, as a skin-balancing toner, used as non-toxic household cleaners, a fragrant aftershave, or simply as a gentle substitute for your favorite essential oil blend.
Sage:
A beautifully herbaceous culinary sage, Salvia officinalis, that has been grown lovingly in my own garden. There’s a reason that sage has been a favored culinary and medicinal herb for thousands of years. Sage has a variety of incredible properties that make it an excellent and versatile hydrosol.
Uses:
use it as refreshing and balancing toner for oily skin
add salt and gargle with it for an amazing sore throat soother
can be sprayed underarms to help stop excessive sweating and used as a natural deodorant
spray it around your environment as a smokeless smudge spray to help balance and neutralize negative emotions and energy
spray it on yoga mats to help elevate your practice and disinfect germs
it makes a wonderful household cleaner, add it to your favorite natural cleaning fluid or use directly on glass and surfaces
Hydrosols, otherwise known as “floral waters” are produced through the distillation of fresh plant material, such as flowers, leaves, fruits, barks, etc. They are the co-distillate of essential oil production and have similar properties to their respective essential oil counterparts. However, they are much less concentrated and contain unique water-soluble compounds that are not found in the essential oils.
All of our hydrosols are lovingly produced from sustainably wild-crafted plants in beautiful PNW forests or grown (pesticide-free) in our own garden. They are extremely versatile and can be used in many ways, as a refreshing aromatherapy mist, as a skin-balancing toner, used as non-toxic household cleaners, a fragrant aftershave, or simply as a gentle substitute for your favorite essential oil blend. Our hydrsols are packaged in reusable frosted glass bottles with recycled paper labels.
Doug Fir Hydrosol:
Wild-harvested in the forests of the PNW, this Doug fir hydrosol has an incredible woodsy scent, crisp, with balsamic undertones. It brings the deep woods straight into your home!
Uses:
as a pH balancing toner that also helps to fade hyperpigmentation.
as a woodsy and skin soothing aftershave.
to cleanse and purify the air.
spray it before meditation and yoga to help ground and center.
as an anti-fungal household cleaner.