Chamomile Roman Organic Hydrolat, 200ml

Roman Chamomile hydrosol :
- Latin name: Chamaemelum nobile
- Origin: France
- Distilled part: Flowering tops
- Extraction method: Steam distillation
- Quality: 100% pure & natural, microfiltered, preservative-free
- Cultivation method: Organic farming

*All ingredients come from organic farming.
- Organic home fragrance certified by Ecocert Greenlife - F32600.
- Vegan, non-toxic, 100% natural, synthetic-free
- Not tested on animals

Product for food use and topical use.

Roman Chamomile hydrosol is the number one choice for baby care. You can safely use it right from birth, in bath water, and as a soothing mist for bedding.

When teething starts, add 2-3 drops to a bottle of water to help calm diarrhea and stomach upset.
Rub the gums with diluted chamomile frequently to reduce inflammation, swelling, and pain.

New mothers can use it in a compress or a sitz bath for postpartum relief.

Make your homemade wet wipes with chamomile hydrosol.

To help children sleep, spritz a light mist over the blankets or in the air of the child's room before sleep.

Chamomile is wonderful in skincare. It calms rashes, sensitivities, acne, heat rash, rosacea, and redness. Just spritz your face.

Use it on sunburned skin for reliving and healing.

Use it as a one-in-all makeup remover, skin cleanser, and toner. It's quite astringent and has a very acidic pH, so do not use it singly or long-term on very dry skin.

Chamomile hydrosol calms itching and noninfectious inflammations.

Eye Compress
For puffiness, irritation, and most eye compress use chamomile hydrosol. Soak cotton pads in warm floral water and put on your eyes while relaxing and laying down.

Pets can have great benefits from chamomile, which can reduce stress (before or under travel, after a fight, during a storm, visiting the vet).

Read Suzanne Catty's book "Hydrosols the Next Aromatherapy"

- Product for food use.
- Keep away from light and heat
- Young children, and pregnant or breastfeeding women, it is imperative to seek the advice of a health professional trained in the use of hydrosols.
- Keep out of reach of children.
- Avoid prolonged use.
- Respect the dosages/dilutions in case of mixtures with other vegetable oils and/or essential oils
- Our aromatic hydrosols, also called floral waters, although more concentrated and microfiltered, are preservative-free and therefore more sensitive to temperature variations. To ensure better preservation of your hydrosol, we advise you to keep your bottles tightly closed and in the refrigerator.
- If necessary, this hydrosol can be diluted before use.

100% organic, micro-filtered and preservative-free

- Delivered in a blue PET bottle that is 100% recyclable and protects against UVs

- After opening, keep in a cool place and use within 6 months. Contains no preservatives.

200ml

In my journey to learn about Essential Oils and Aromatherapy, I deep dive into books. I love to educate myself and below you can see some of the books I have read. I have tried a lot of different recipes and have been inspired to make some of my own as well. Some of the recipes are from the books. There are so many brilliant authors and I feel honored to share such great wisdom and knowledge so that we all can live more in harmony with Mother Nature. So share and include this knowledge in your care for yourself and your family and friends. Love Susann

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