ROSEHIP HYDROSOL (FLORAL WATER)

Rosehip Hydrosol – a traditional floral water

Rosehip (Rosa canina) has been widely present in European folk and herbal traditions for centuries. In historical records, it was appreciated as a plant connected with care, nourishment, and gentle support during periods of change.

Rosehip hydrosol is a mild aromatic water obtained during steam distillation. As a hydrosol, it contains water-soluble aromatic components and represents a gentle form of the plant, suitable for regular external use.

 Traditional and contemporary external use

Traditionally and in modern practice, rosehip hydrosol is used externally:

– as a facial tonic for dry, sensitive, and mature skin,
– as part of daily facial care routines after cleansing,
– in compresses, washes, and gentle skin care rituals,
– as an ingredient in natural cosmetic products.

 Use in natural cosmetics and aromatherapy

Due to its gentle nature and subtle aroma, rosehip hydrosol is commonly used:

– as the water phase in creams, serums, and lotions,
– in facial mists and sprays,
– in soaps and skin care products intended for sensitive skin,
– in gentle aromatic preparations for personal care.

 Why choose rosehip hydrosol?

Rosehip is traditionally associated with:

– nourishment and renewal,
– gentle skin care,
– softness and balance,
– supportive care during periods of fatigue and transition.

The hydrosol offers a mild and versatile way to include this traditional plant in everyday external and cosmetic care.

Important note

This product is intended for external and cosmetic use only.
It is not a medicine, a medical product, or a food supplement.

Inspiration and sources

European Medicines Agency (EMA) – Rosa canina
David Hoffmann – Medical Herbalism
Suzanne Catty – Hydrosols: The Next Aromatherapy