Hydrosols are an aqueous product of steam/hydro distillation. They are sometimes referred to as floral waters, distillates or hydrolats. Beware of imposters. There are many products on the market that are merely water, essential oil and an emulsifier that are sold as "floral waters." Though these may be fine as room refreshers they ARE NOT Hydrosols, and will not give the same therapeutic effect. Read your labels.

Derived from Latin, the term combines hydro meaning water and sol meaning solution; they are sometimes referred to as floral waters, distillates or hydrolats in Europe

Not a By-Product.  Unlike most hydrosols on the market, ours are not a by-product of essential oil distillation, but are distilled for the hydrosol. This means that they are distilled with FRESH organic plant material, on copper stills, under constant supervision for true therapeutic waters. Many hydrosols on the market carry a “still note” from being distilled on stainless steel, though this does not harm the hydrosol it can make for a very unpleasant aroma. By using copper stills, the sulphur and yeast that cause these off notes bond to the copper, therefore our hydrosols are “sweet smelling” and useable immediately.

Hydrosols can be used as hydrating facial spritz, sprayed on sore muscles and as anti-microbial cleansers. Clients that experience sensitivity to essential oils, are able to use hydrosols with positive results.

Distilled from Certified Organic Melissa officinalis grown in the USA and is obtained directly from the distiller fresh from this current growing season.

The farms are located on 280 acres of certified organic forest, grasslands and gardens on the Olympic Peninsula in western Washington and loves the seclusion and wildness of the area. The farm overlooks beautiful Lake Roosevelt in eastern Washington. They have hot, dry summers which produce highly aromatic herbs. The heat and sun develop the essential oil glands and produce exquisite essential oils. These make superb therapeutic hydrosols and oils.

They take great pride in producing small quantities of high quality botanicals. Having a direct connection to the land that cannot be reproduced on large commercial farms, or with commercial harvesting and manufacturing. They are constantly researching, publishing and learning about the hydrosols and essential oils. Having published several articles for Aromatherapy Magazines including The Aromatic News, The Aromatherapy Thymes and Aromatherapy Today.