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Licorice Hydrosol 50 ml

A gentle root-derived water for calming everyday skin care formulas

Licorice hydrosol in a 50 ml bottle is a water distillate obtained through steam distillation of the plant root, retaining the water-soluble active compounds of the raw material. This small volume is convenient for trial batches, testing a new formula or getting familiar with the product before moving to larger purchases for a growing brand. The item belongs to the Hydrosols and Floral Waters category, which brings together plant distillates with different profiles, and among them the licorice version stands out for its soothing and calming character.

The main use of licorice hydrosol is in facial and body skin care, incorporated into creams, toners, gels and masks. It is frequently chosen for sensitive skin prone to redness thanks to its calming and softening action, and also for blemish-prone skin where reducing irritation and evening out tone matters. In industrial cosmetic manufacturing, hydrosols of this kind are used as a replacement for plain water in emulsions, enriching the finished product with additional properties without complicating the formula. Beyond facial care, licorice hydrosol appears in makeup removers, hair and scalp toning sprays, and gentle cleansing formulas for delicate baby skin.

The hydrosol blends well with other plant distillates, allowing for mixed compositions with varied effects. Paired with the calming Wormwood Hydrosol 100 ml, it produces a toner with a more pronounced mattifying effect suitable for oily skin, while combining it with Pine Hydrosol, 100 ml adds a fresh, invigorating note that works well in summer lines and sport cosmetics. For hydrating formulas, a blend with Aloe Hydrosol 50 ml is common since both components enhance the sensation of softness and comfort on the skin.

Licorice hydrosol should be added at the final stage of a formula, once the main emulsion has cooled to no more than 40 degrees, to avoid degrading the active compounds through heat exposure. A typical dosage ranges from 5 to 20 percent of total product mass depending on the formula type and the desired concentration. The hydrosol can also be used on its own as a toner, sprayed onto cleansed facial skin or throughout the day for refreshment. Store the product in a cool, dark place, tightly sealed and away from direct sunlight, and use it within the period indicated on the label after opening to preserve its properties.

Calming toner spray for reactive skin

Licorice hydrosol 38 ml

Aloe hydrosol 10 ml

Vegetable glycerin 2 ml

Combine the licorice hydrosol with the aloe hydrosol in a clean glass container, then add the glycerin and stir gently until fully blended. Pour the mixture into a spray bottle and use it as a refreshing toner morning and evening after cleansing, shaking lightly before each application.

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Завжди отримую від замовлень справжнє естетичне задоволення. Упаковка завжди красива та акуратна.

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Мария, Надворная

Це справжня знахідка для майстрів манікюру та педикюру. Тут є все необхідне для створення красивого манікюру.

1 August 2026

Анфиса, Евпатория

Я дуже рада, що відкрила для себе цей магазин. Тут я знайшла безліч цікавих інгредієнтів, які дозволяють мені експериментувати та створювати унікальну косметику.

INCI	Licoricia Hydrolat
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
Method preparation	distillation process
Minimum count	1
Name	Licorice Hydrosol 50 ml
Other names	scented water, flower water, hydrosol
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	50 ml
Raw materials	licorice
Solubility	in water
Valid until	03.2028