Jasmine Hydrosol 1 L

Bulk Jasmine Floral Water for Studio and Small-Scale Production

A 1 liter bottle of jasmine hydrosol is designed for those who work with formulations on a regular and noticeable scale - natural cosmetics studios, small toner and spray manufacturers, perfume labs, and spa professionals who need a steady supply of quality raw material without frequent reordering. This product is obtained through steam distillation of jasmine flowers, and unlike the essential oil it carries the water-soluble portion of aromatic compounds in a gentle, non-concentrated form, making it suitable for direct skin contact without further dilution. The Hydrosols and Floral Waters section brings together similar aromatic waters that today are actively used well beyond a narrow niche, spanning cosmetic manufacturing, food production, and textile industries.

The primary use of jasmine floral water lies in skincare: facial toners, hydrating mists, bases for creams and emulsions, aftershave lotions, and refreshing body or hair sprays. Perfumers rely on this hydrosol as a base for light compositions and water-based fragrances where a natural floral note without an alcohol carrier is required. In the spa industry the product is used to scent massage blends and as a finishing tonic spray after treatments. Another notable application is candle making and textile scenting, where jasmine water lends a subtle floral trail. In food production, floral hydrosols are sometimes introduced into pastry creams and beverages, though food-grade suitability of a specific batch should always be confirmed before such use.

Jasmine hydrosol blends well with other floral and herbal waters when composing mixed toners: pairing it with Calendula Hydrosol enhances the soothing effect of a formula, while adding Neroli Hydrosol deepens the scent into a floral-citrus direction. For blends aimed at a stronger purifying or toning effect, a small portion of Wormwood Hydrosol is sometimes introduced, though such combinations call for careful patch testing beforehand.

Jasmine hydrosol should be added at the cold stage, once the main emulsion or water phase has cooled below 40 degrees, to preserve its volatile aromatic components. A typical dosage in finished cosmetic formulas ranges from 10 to 90 percent of the water phase, depending on the desired fragrance intensity and product purpose. No pretreatment is required, though the container should be gently shaken before use. Store the hydrosol tightly sealed in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and temperature fluctuations to extend its stability and preserve the original scent.

Jasmine Refreshing Face Tonic

Jasmine hydrosol 100 ml

Calendula hydrosol 5 ml

Vegetable glycerin 3 ml

Liquid panthenol 2 ml

Combine all ingredients in a clean glass bottle, shake gently until uniform, and transfer into a spray container. Use throughout the day as a refreshing facial tonic, misting onto cleansed skin while avoiding the eye area.