Ylang-ylang Floral Water 1 L

Ylang-Ylang Hydrosol for Toning Formulas and Fragrance Blends

Ylang-ylang floral water is obtained through steam distillation of the tropical tree's blossoms and retains part of the water-soluble aromatic compounds along with the characteristic sweet, floral scent of the essential oil. This hydrosol belongs to the broad category of fragrant waters for cosmetics, widely used across skincare, haircare, decorative cosmetics and fragrance production, as well as adjacent fields such as home care products and textile scenting. The 1 liter format is particularly suited for small studio workshops and low-volume manufacturers who need a steady, reliable supply for recurring batches of toners, mists or lotions without committing to bulk drum quantities.

The strongest global demand for this hydrosol comes from skincare and haircare manufacturing: facial toners, hydrating mists, hair styling sprays, lotions and light emulsions, where the water phase is built partly or fully on floral water instead of plain distilled water. This approach gives the finished product a natural aroma and mild botanical character without introducing concentrated essential oil, which requires stricter dosing precautions. In fragrance and home fragrance production, floral waters are used for light compositions, linen sprays, room mists and reed diffuser bases. Another notable application is household chemical products, where botanical hydrosols are blended in to soften the sharp edge of synthetic fragrance compounds.

Ylang-ylang floral water should be added at the final stage of formulating emulsions, toners or sprays, once the mixture has cooled below 40 degrees Celsius, to prevent volatile aromatic compounds from breaking down under heat. Typical dosage in cosmetic recipes ranges from 30 to 90 percent of the total water phase, depending on the desired fragrance strength and the product's purpose. It pairs particularly well with other floral waters: combined with neroli floral water it creates a refined base for anti-aging toners, while blending it with the brighter, citrus-forward lemongrass floral water gives an energizing accent for morning body mists. For a more classic, versatile base, formulators often combine it with rose floral water, which softens and balances the rich tropical note of ylang-ylang.

Once opened, the bottle should be stored in a cool, dark place, ideally refrigerated, with the cap tightly closed after each use to limit air exposure and preserve fragrance quality over time. For production batches it is important to keep consistent storage conditions throughout transport and warehousing, since heat exposure or direct sunlight accelerates aroma loss and reduces the quality of the finished formulations. When working with larger volumes, it is best to transfer the required amount into a working container right before mixing rather than leaving the main bottle open for extended periods.

Calming Facial and Hair Toning Mist

Ylang-ylang floral water 100 ml

Rose floral water 50 ml

Vegetable glycerin 6 ml

Solubilizer 3 g

Distilled water up to 200 ml