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Litsea Cubeba Aromatic Water 100 ml

Bright Citrus Character for Skincare Formulations and Home Fragrance Projects

Litsea cubeba aromatic water is produced by steam distillation of the small fruits of a tropical tree also known as may chang. This floral water carries the same fresh, lemon-like citrus character found in the essential oil of the same plant, but in a much gentler form that can be applied directly to skin without dilution. It belongs to the collection of Fragrant Waters for Cosmetics, where water-based distillates for cosmetic, perfumery and household use are gathered together.

The strongest demand for this hydrosol comes from the skincare industry and home cosmetic formulators. Litsea cubeba is commonly added to toners and lotions designed for oily and blemish-prone skin, since the distillate offers a light mattifying and refreshing effect. It performs well in facial mists, after-hair-removal soothing products, and as a refreshing base for deodorant sprays. In perfumery, this fragrant water is used to build light citrus accords and as a base for water-based fragrances where a natural, not overly sweet scent is required. In household chemistry, the distillate is valued for scenting fabric sprays, air fresheners and cleaning products thanks to its ability to neutralize unwanted odors.

Typical dosage of litsea cubeba water in formulations ranges from 5 to 40 percent of the total water phase, depending on the desired fragrance intensity and the intended use of the product. It is best introduced during the cold stage of formulation, after emulsifying or dissolving other ingredients, at a temperature not exceeding 40 degrees Celsius, to preserve its volatile aromatic compounds. Once opened, the bottle should be stored in a cool place away from direct sunlight, with the cap tightly closed after each use.

Litsea cubeba water blends easily with most other hydrosols and active ingredients. To soften its sharp citrus edge, it is often paired with floral waters such as ylang-ylang floral water, creating a balanced aroma suitable for toners and light perfumery blends. It also pairs well with fruity notes, particularly mango-papaya hydrosol, which adds a subtle sweetness ideal for summer refreshing sprays. For a bolder citrus profile, litsea cubeba is combined with grapefruit floral water, producing an energizing duo well suited for morning toners and body mists.

The 100 ml size is convenient for home cosmetic making, testing new formulations, and small trial batches where evaluating the ingredient's behavior before scaling up to larger production runs is a priority.

Morning Refresh Facial Mist

Litsea cubeba aromatic water 55 ml

Grapefruit floral water 25 ml

Aloe vera juice 15 ml

Vegetable glycerin 3 ml

Panthenol 2 grams

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INCI	Flower water of Lissey Kubebe
Other
Application	Lotions and tonics, creams, in pure form, cosmetic ice, shampoos, hair tonics, shower gels. Cosmetic application: 1-100%, elbow sensitivity test
Att brand	Bulgaria
Attention	Mandatory testing for sensitivity and allergic reaction, preliminary application to the bend of the elbow
Color product	transparent, opalescent
Features	foams when shaken, may give a slight organic sediment, due to the naturalness of the raw materials used
Input percentage	1-100%, elbow sensitivity test
Method preparation	distillation process
Minimum count	1
Name	Litsea Cubeba Aromatic Water 100 ml
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	100 ml
Solubility	in water
Valid until	03.2028