Hydrolates

This fresh hydrosol of Common Thyme, also called Common Thyme floral water, is obtained by distillation of the flowering tops of Common Thyme, native to France. Our common thyme hydrosol adheres to a 1:1 ratio, meaning that 1 kg of the plant yields 1 L of hydrosol. This yield guarantees a concentrated hydrosol. It does not contain any preservatives, which allows it to be used orally without any risk. Product Features:

• Latin name: Thymus vulgaris
• Part used: Flowering tops
• Extraction method: Distillation
• Sold in: Clear PET bottle, Spray cap.

This fresh Damask Rose hydrosol, also called Damask rose floral water, is obtained by distillation of Damask rose flowers, native to Morocco. Our Damask rose hydrosol adheres to a 1:1 ratio, meaning that 1 kg of plant yields 1 L of hydrosol. This yield guarantees a concentrated hydrosol. It does not contain any preservatives, which allows it to be used orally without any risk. Product Features:

• Latin name: Rosa damascena
• Part used: flowers
• Extraction method: Distillation
• Sold in: Clear PET bottle, Spray cap.

This fresh True Lavender hydrosol, also called True Lavender floral water, is obtained by distillation of the flowering tops of True Lavender, native to Morocco. Our true lavender hydrosol adheres to a 1:1 ratio, meaning that 1 kg of plant yields 1 L of hydrosol. This yield guarantees a concentrated hydrosol. It does not contain any preservatives, which allows it to be used orally without any risk. Product Features:

• Latin name: Lavandula angustifolia
• Part used: Flowering tops
• Extraction method: Distillation
• Sold in: Clear PET bottle, Spray cap.