Organic Roman Chamomile Hydrosol
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Organic Roman Chamomile Hydrosol
200 ml
Ecocert - Cosmos certified
From France
100% Pure And Natural
Properties
Organic Roman Chamomile hydrosol is renowned for the following skincare properties:
Soothing, an excellent active ingredient for skin discomfort
Astringent and rebalancing, purifies the skin and restores its tone
Indications
Skincare for sensitive, uncomfortable skin prone to allergies
Soothing eye products
Properties
Organic Roman Chamomile hydrosol is renowned for the following wellness properties:
Its honey-like scent is a complex blend of sweetness, warmth and has an uplifting effect
Has a profound calming effect on emotions and behaviour
Facilitates relaxation and sleep
Refocuses, restores balance before elevating you to greater awareness and lucidity
Indications
Stress, anger and irritability in children
Hyperactive individuals
Workaholics whose thoughts are constantly focused on this single aspect of their lives
Very helpful for hypersensitive individuals whose emotional troubles manifest through skin problems
As an ingredient in your blends for spraying onto the skin of your face and neck after cleansing. Then apply your skincare cream or oil immediately to damp skin.
Incorporated as an aqueous phase in your homemade cosmetic formulas, it is ideal for:
A soothing aftersun lotion or to relieve skin irritations
A light cream for sensitive skin
A gentle liquid soap for delicate skin
An after-shave lotion
A gentle two-phase make-up remover
A face mask
As an ingredient in your compress blends, apply to closed eyes to relieve eye discomfort.
Incorporated into your aromatherapy bath mixes
Synergies
Products for delicate skin: calendula and aloe vera macerated oils, yarrow and wild lavender hydrosols, calendula CO₂ extract, allantoin, bisabolol, etc
Revitalising and regenerating effects: tepezcohuite and centella powders, essential oils of lavender fine, myrrh, Italian helichrysum, rosehip carrier oil, etc.
To soothe the eyes: cornflower, rose and orange blossom hydrosols, etc.
Instant recipe by Aroma-Zone
Chamomile lotion for oily skin
Lotion
50 ml
Roman chamomile hydrosol
1 tablespoon
Orange blossom hydrosol
1 tablespoon
Cosgard
15 drops (0.5 ml)
Step 1
Shake before use.
Step 2
Apply morning and evening to the face using a cotton pad, then rinse with lukewarm water.
Cultivation
Organic. Certified 100% organic by Ecocert Greenlife according to the COSMOS standard
Quality
Fresh and 100% pure preservative-free product, microbiologically tested by the Aroma-Zone quality laboratory.
Production process
Steam distillation
Part of the plant used
Flowers
Botanical name
Chamaemelum nobilis (former name: Anthemis nobilis)
Botanical family
Asteraceae
Function
Cosmetic ingredient
INCI designation: Anthemis nobilis flower water
Concentration
To make 1 litre of hydrosol, you need 1 kilo of flowers, known as the 1:1 ratio. This minimum extraction ratio, which is something we strictly follow at Aroma-Zone, guarantees an intense fragrance, better conservation and, above all, a high concentration of aromatic molecules in the hydrosol, a proof of its quality.
Other names
Chamomile water, noble chamomile, Anjou chamomile
Learn more
Roman chamomile is native to Western Europe and North Africa. Very similar to German chamomile, you can tell it apart by the presence of fine "hairs" covering its leaves, which gives them a whitish appearance.
Its name comes from the Greek "Khamaimêlon" , meaning " apple of the ground ", because of the apple-like smell that emanates from the ground when you walk on it. In ancient Egypt, Roman chamomile symbolised the sun and was dedicated to the god Ra. The Egyptians also used it to embalm their dead.
In the language of flowers, chamomile means " patience in adversity". In fact, thanks to its welcoming, sweet scent, Roman chamomile has the virtue of calming agitated spirits to the core, while rebalancing them.
With its well-known digestive and calming properties, Roman chamomile hydrosol is traditionally used in baby care , particularly in cases of colic or painful teething. For skin, chamomile hydrosol has a soothing effect on redness and irritation. Once again, it's the ideal active ingredient for looking after toddlers' skin.
Organoleptic properties
Appearance: clear liquid
Colour: colourless
Odour: floral and honeyed, slightly fruity
Taste: botanical, honeyed
pH
5.5 - 7.0
Hydrosols are sensitive to pollution. As our Aroma-Zone hydrosols are fresh, pure products with no preservatives, we strongly recommend that you store them in the refrigerator and use them within 6 months of opening. When using them, make sure your hands are always clean and that you disinfect all utensils and bottles that come into contact with the hydrosols when preparing your homemade cosmetics. If you notice a change in appearance or smell, stop using the hydrosol.
Warning
The properties, indications and methods of use described above are derived from scientific literature and/or reference books or websites in aromatherapy, hydrolatherapy and phytotherapy. This general information is provided for informational purposes only and cannot under any circumstances be considered as medical information. This information cannot under any circumstances replace a diagnosis, consultation or medical follow-up, nor engage our liability.
Environmental qualities and characteristics product sheet
Reference
0076001 - Organic Roman chamomile hydrosol - 200 ml
Main packaging material
RPET (recycled PET) bottle
Recyclability
Most packaging can be recycled
Recycled material
Packaging contains at least 85% recycled material
Rewards and penalties
Aroma-Zone gets a bonus for managing packaging made from recycled plastic.
Reference
01525 - Organic Roman chamomile hydrosol - 1 L
Main packaging material
RPET (recycled PET) bottle
Recycled material
Packaging contains at least 95% recycled material
Rewards and penalties
Aroma-Zone pays a penalty for managing this packaging: contains an element that disrupts sorting
EO = Essential Oil
VO = Carrier Oil or Macerated Oil
Recommended container: glass jar Ingredients for 50 ml:
White clay: 2 tablespoons
Roman chamomile hydrosol: a few drops to moisten the clay paste
Aloe vera gel: 1 tablespoon
Lavender essential oil: 2 drops
Tea tree essential oil: 2 drops
Propolis extract: 2 drops
Directions: Mix the ingredients together vigorously until a homogeneous paste is obtained.
Use: Apply in small dabs to infected or irritated areas. Leave on for as long as possible. Gently remove with clean water, then dab with antiseptic lotion. Use every evening until the lesions have healed. This blend can be kept for 2 to 3 weeks.
Lavender hydrosol
Roman chamomile hydrosol
Use: As eye compresses 3 times a day.
20 ml wheat germ carrier oil
4 g beeswax
10 ml Roman chamomile hydrosol
5 drops geranium essential oil
3 drops grapefruit seed extract
Directions: Melt the wax in the carrier oil in a bain-marie. When the wax has melted, remove from the heat and add the hydrosol in a small quantity while emulsifying. Then add the essential oil and preservative. To ensure the blend sets properly, leave to cool for 30 minutes in the fridge.
Sweet almond carrier oil: 50 ml
Castor oil: 5 ml
Cornflower hydrosol: 10 ml
Chamomile hydrosol: 10 ml
Directions: Mix all the products in a bottle and shake vigorously before each use to mix the oils and hydrosols. Gently dab onto the eyelid to dissolve make-up, then wipe up and down very gently to avoid damaging the lashes.
16 g Rice bran wax
210 ml carrot macerated oil
130 ml Roman chamomile hydrosol
1 tablespoon plant-derived glycerine
15 drops lemon eucalyptus essential oil
15 drops rose geranium essential oil
50 drops grapefruit seed extract
17 drops natural vitamin E
Directions: Melt the wax in the macerated oil in a bain-marie. When the wax has melted, remove from the heat and wait for the blend to cool slightly. Add the hydrosol in small quantities while emulsifying. Add the remaining ingredients, still stirring. Mix well then pour the mixture into the bottle and store in the fridge.
Aroma-Zone important notes: It is not easy to make a stable emulsion (cream, lotion) using only a wax. Waxes have a low emulsifying power, so we advise you to add an emulsifier. We also recommend that you add a preservative to keep this mixture for longer.
5 drops Mediterranean cypress essential oil
5 drops Helichrysum italicum essential oil
5 drops gum rockrose essential oil
5 ml 90% rice alcohol or vodka
50 ml yarrow hydrosol
100 ml Roman chamomile hydrosol
Directions: Blend the alcohol and essential oils in a 100 ml bottle. Add the yarrow hydrosol, top up with the Roman chamomile hydrosol and mix.
Use: Shake the bottle before use, then dab the face with cotton wool soaked in this lotion, morning and evening.
25 ml Roman chamomile hydrosol
25 ml rose hydrosol
Directions: Mix the hydrosols in a bottle.
Use: Cleanse your skin morning and evening using a sterile compress soaked in this lotion.
Aloe vera gel: 1/2 cup
Chamomile infusion or hydrosol: 1 tablespoon
Vitamin E: 1 tablespoon
Peppermint essential oil: 2 to 3 drops
Directions: Mix together the aloe vera gel and chamomile infusion. Heat gently in a bain-marie, without boiling, for one minute. Leave to cool completely. Add the vitamin E and essential oil and mix. Pour into a clean bottle with a tight-fitting lid. For a refreshing effect, place the bottle in the fridge to cool the lotion before use.
Use: Massage into clean skin.
3 tablespoons white clay
3 tablespoons sesame carrier oil
1 teaspoon matcha powder
1 teaspoon Roman chamomile hydrosol
6 drops grapefruit seed extract
2 drops natural vitamin E
Directions: Whisk together the clay and matcha powder. Add the carrier oil and blend. Add the hydrosol and blend again. Stir in the rest of the ingredients and pour into the jar.
Use: Apply the mask to the face, leave on for 10 minutes, misting 1 to 2 times with chamomile hydrosol to keep it moist. Remove any excess with a cotton pad soaked in chamomile hydrosol.
Roman chamomile hydrosol: 50 ml
Lavender hydrosol: 50 ml
Use: Spray eyelids with the blend several times a day as needed.
Mountain savory hydrosol
True lavender hydrosol
Sage hydrosol
Thyme hydrosol
Roman chamomile hydrosol
Laurel hydrosol
Operating directions: Blend the hydrosols in equal proportions.
Use: Massage and rub the blend into the scalp.
Foaming neutral base: 60 ml
Oat lotion: 20 ml
Chamomile hydrosol: 15 ml
Jojoba carrier oil: 5 ml
Lavender essential oil: 10 drops
Sandalwood essential oil: 5 drops
Directions: Blend the essential oils and carrier oil, whisk in the oat lotion and hydrosol. Pour the foaming base and the blend into a bottle and shake very gently. Over time, the phases of this shampoo will separate, but simply shake the bottle before each use to restore its even distribution. The addition of oat lotion reduces the shampoo's shelf life. This shampoo should be used quickly.
Foaming base: 40 ml
Chamomile essential oil: 7 drops
Camomile hydrosol: 80 ml
Directions: Fill 1/3 of a 125 ml bottle with foaming base. Add the essential oil and make up with the hydrosol.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Essential Oils
1 ml = approximately 35 drops (with our Aroma-Zone dropper caps)
Carrier Oils
1 pump (Aroma-Zone aluminium pump) = approx. 0.15 ml
Mass / Volume conversion (for a liquid)
Mass (g) = Density x Volume (ml) at 20°C
Further information
1 full teaspoon = between 3 and 4.5 ml
1 full tablespoon = between 7.5 and 10 ml
However, these spoon ratios depend on a number of factors (e.g. viscosity of the liquid, temperature, depth and size of the spoon, rheological behaviour of the liquid), and we strongly advise you to use precise measuring equipment, such as graduated test tubes, graduated pipettes, and precision scales.
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