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Simply said, hydrosols are aromatic waters that remain when aromatic plant material is steam or hydro distilled. After distillation what remains is oil (essential) on top of infused water (hydrosol). This resulting water is infused with the plants water soluble components. Suzanne Catty, author of Hydrosols: The Next Aromatherapy uses the following definition, "Hydrosols are the condensate water co-produced during the steam- or hydro-distillation of plant material for aromatherapeutic purposes." Further explaining,"Hydrosols contain all of the plant in every drop… Here we have the water-soluble components, the essential oil molecules, the very fluid that was flowing through the plant cells when the plant was collected. It’s all there in a matrix of water that is so much more than water…” Hydrosols, in general, are made through the same process as essential oils but are often much gentler. They are wonderful for those with sensitive skin as hydrosols can be applied to the skin undiluted with concern of irritation.

Essential Oils are concentrated extractions from plants. A process called distillation (most often steam or hydro) turns the "essence" of an aromatic plant into a liquefied form. After this distillation what remains is an oil (essential) on top of infused water (hydrosol). An illustrated example of this can be found under differences between essential oils and hydrosols. Essential oils not only smell great but have wide range of medicinal, recreational and therapeutic uses including reduce stress, treat fungal infections (they also have antiviral and antibacterial properties), and help you sleep. The benefits and uses are further explored under Benefits and uses of Essential Oils. Used correctly an essential oil can be a must have in your medicine cabinet. antifungal, antibacterial, and antiviral properties make them a useful product in your medicine cabinet. If you are interested in learning more about Essential Oils feel free to explore more of the Q&A's on Essential Oils and Hydrosols

The Benefits of Hydrosols is many. They are gentle and safe to use on directly on the skin, making great refreshers throughout the day. They can be used anytime and absorb easily into the skin. Hydrodols are the Goddess of Anti, in all the good ways. They are Anti-Inflammatory, Anti-Bacterial, Anti-Septic and Rich in Antioxidants. Not only are the safe and beneficial for the skin, Hydrolsols make a perfect compliment to your everyday hair care routine. From Protecting the Hair and Scalp to increasing shine, reducing or stopping oiliness while moisturizing; The right Hydrosol could help you take your Hair Care to the next level as it strengthens the bulbs through stimulating blood flow within the scalp. These are just some of the benefits of Hydrosols.

What are the benefits of Essential Oils? To be honest it would be too long of a list and is dependant on the type of essential oil and how you are using it. Below are only a few on the benefits derived through the use of essential oils; Boost mood. Improve sleep. Kill bacteria, funguses and viruses. Promote relaxation. Clear sinuses. Reduce anxiety and pain. Reduce inflammation. Reduce nausea. Boost alertness. Relieve and reduce headaches. Increase focus. Increase happiness. Improve concentration. Improve job performance through reduced stress and increased attentiveness. ...and mant more. Uses of Essential Oils One of the most popular methods of essential oil use is employing a diffuser (ultrasonic, reed at al.) or a humidifier. But the easiest way to use essential oils is inhalation. Simply open a bottle of pure essential oil and inhale deeply a few times. Some people also use steam as a method of inhalation. But take care not to allow the undiluted oil touch your skin. Essential Oils can be used on the skin (always test a small area first) but only if diluted properly with a carrier oil. Dry evaporation using a cotton ball or piece of fabric is another popular method of use of essential oils Precautions for using essential oils The potency and potential risks of essential oils require that you use them with care. Do not take essential oils internally. People who shouldn't use essential oils without a doctor's recommendation include: Children younger than 12 and older adults Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding Also make sure to consider pets

Although they are created through the same process and contain some similar properties, Hydrosols have a much higher water content. Hydrosols have a more subtle scent and do not need to be diluted before being applied onto the skin. Essential Oils are highly concentrated oil-soluble essences of plant material (most often floral). Hydrosols are the "water essence" of the same plant material used to obtain that essential oil. Hydrosol is the water collected during the distillation process of plant material into an essential oil. (As Pictured Below).