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Apple Hydrosol 50 ml

Bringing Fresh Apple Notes Into Homemade Skincare Formulas

This floral water, steam distilled from fresh apple fruit and blossom, is valued for its gentle action on skin and a soft fruity scent without sharp notes. It belongs to the broad category of Hydrosols and Floral Waters, which brings together plant-based aqueous extracts suitable for toning, hydration, and building multi-component skincare recipes. The 50 ml size is aimed mainly at home crafters and small test batches, letting makers evaluate the material before scaling up to larger production runs.

The main use of apple hydrosol is facial and body skin care. It works well as a standalone toner after cleansing, as a base for lotions, creams, gels, and mousses, and as an ingredient in masks and compresses. Its light fruity aroma makes it a convenient choice for children's cosmetics and products with delicate fragrance profiles, since it does not overpower other ingredients but gently rounds out a blend. At home it can also be used as a quick refreshing mist throughout the day through a fine mist sprayer.

Beyond cosmetics, fruit-based hydrosols are used in natural beverage production, culinary applications for flavoring desserts and cocktails, and aromatherapy as a milder alternative to essential oils. In household chemistry, such waters are sometimes added to air and textile fresheners thanks to their naturally derived scent.

When building formulas, apple hydrosol pairs well with other floral waters, allowing layered aromatic profiles. Combining it with Lime Hydrosol adds a bright citrus edge, while blending with Lavender Hydrosol softens the composition and gives it a calming undertone, which suits evening care products well. For formulas focused on toning and nourishing the skin, makers often add Ginseng Hydrosol, which strengthens the overall effect of the blend.

It is best to add hydrosol at the final stage of formulation, once the main cream or emulsion base has cooled to no more than 40 degrees, to preserve its volatile aromatic compounds. Typical usage ranges from 5 to 20 percent of total formula weight depending on the product type, while toners and sprays can contain up to 90-95 percent. Store the product in a cool, dark place, tightly sealed, away from direct sunlight and heat sources to keep the aroma fresh and the composition stable throughout its shelf life.

Apple and Lime Refreshing Facial Mist

Apple Hydrosol 30 ml

Lime Hydrosol 15 ml

Vegetable glycerin 3 ml

Broad spectrum preservative 5 drops

Combine the two hydrosols in a spray bottle, add glycerin and preservative, then shake well until fully blended. Mist the finished toner over cleansed skin morning and evening, holding the bottle about 15 centimeters away, and gently pat the skin until the mist is absorbed.

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Христина, Лион

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1 August 2026

Наталія, Чернигов

Знайшла тут все необхідне для створення власних натуральних мильних горішків. Вони чудово піняться та очищають шкіру.

INCI	Pyrus Malus Hydrosol
pH	4,80 – 5,50
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	Ukraine
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 is required
Method preparation	distillation process
Minimum count	1
Name	Apple Hydrosol 50 ml
Other names	flower water
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	50 ml
Solubility	in water
Valid until	03.2028