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Distilled water purified 100 ml

A neutral water base for precise formulations across cosmetic and lab work

Distilled purified water in a 100 ml bottle is water that has been stripped of salts, minerals and mechanical impurities, making it a completely neutral base for a wide range of formulations. This product belongs to the solvents and humectants category, where it plays a foundational role despite its simplicity — having no scent or active substances of its own, it does not interfere with other ingredients and keeps results consistent from batch to batch. The compact 100 ml volume makes it especially convenient for home-based cosmetic making, small test batches and trial formulations before scaling up a recipe.

The most common use of distilled water is building the water phase of creams, lotions, gels and emulsions. It dissolves water-soluble active ingredients, dilutes concentrates, hydrosols and extracts to the required strength, and forms the base for homemade facial toners and body mists. In pharmaceutical practice, distilled water is used to prepare solutions and dilute compounds, while in household applications it is valued for topping up steam irons, humidifiers and other appliances where mineral buildup and scale need to be avoided. Laboratories rely on it for the same reason — the absence of dissolved minerals keeps experiments and reagent solutions free from unwanted interference.

When formulating cosmetics, water typically makes up 60 to 90 percent of the water phase, depending on the product type. For emulsions, it should be heated to around 65-75 degrees alongside the oil phase so both parts reach the same temperature before combining, which prevents the finished emulsion from separating. For toners, mists and hydrosol blends, water is used at room temperature and simply mixed with the remaining ingredients. Distilled water pairs well with aromatic hydrosols such as Mint Floral Water, which adds a refreshing note, along with Litsea Cubeba Aromatic Water and Palmarosa Floral Water, both of which are often diluted with plain distilled water to achieve a softer concentration in facial toners and mist formulas.

Store the water in a tightly sealed, clean container, away from direct sunlight and heat sources, in a cool dark place. Once opened, use the contents within a reasonable timeframe and avoid contact with non-sterile utensils, since water without a preservative is a favorable environment for microbial growth. Any finished water-based cosmetic blend intended to be kept longer than a few days should include a proper preservative.

Calming facial mist with palmarosa and mint

Distilled water 65 ml

Palmarosa Floral Water 20 ml

Mint Floral Water 15 ml

Combine all three liquids in a clean glass bottle, shake gently until fully blended and transfer into a spray bottle. Use as a refreshing facial mist throughout the day, shaking lightly before each use and spraying from a distance of about 15-20 centimeters onto clean skin.

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INCI	Distilled water
Other
Application	cream, lotion, tonic, serum, fluid, shampoo, balm, mask: face masks, wrap, gamma, beldi, face and body scrubs
Att brand	Ukraine
Color product	transparent
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Input percentage	up to 100%
Minimum count	1
Name	Distilled water purified 100 ml
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	100 ml
Set	brown liquid bottle
Solubility	water, glycerin, propylene glycol
View	clear liquid
Valid until	11.2028