Hydrolat Orange Blossom

The Esseciagua orange blossom hydrosol, certified organic, is a natural and delicate essence, famous not only for its traditional use in pastry but also for its multiple benefits in aromatherapy and skin care. Distilled from fresh orange blossoms, this hydrosol is a treasure of softness and efficiency.

Its soothing virtues make it an ideal remedy for nervous fatigue and stress. In broadcast or in topical application, it helps to establish an atmosphere of calm and relaxation, thus promoting relaxation and mental well-being. In skin care, this hydrosol is particularly beneficial to soothe skin irritation, thanks to its anti-inflammatory and calming properties. It hydrates and refreshes the skin, leaving it soft and revitalized.

In addition, orange blossom hydrosol is an excellent choice to balance and tone the skin, particularly suitable for sensitive and mature skin. It can be used as a natural facial tonic, bringing a touch of freshness and light to your beauty routine.

By integrating Essenciagua's orange blossom hydrosol into your daily life, you choose a natural product, developed with care and respect for the environment. It is an invitation to discover the authentic and natural benefits of orange blossom, bringing a unique and soothing sensory experience.

How to Use Hydrolat Orange Blossom for Skin, dry hair ?

As a tonic, it can hydrate and revitalize the skin and dry hair.

How to Use Hydrolat Orange Blossom for Relaxation ?

Used in a bath or vaporization, it contributes to the general relaxation of the body and the mind.

Diffusion Externe Interne

Nom Latin : Citrus Aurantium

Partie de la plante : Flower

Origine : Morocco

The orange blossom, called Neroli, is a pretty white or pale pink flower picked up on the Bigaradier (or bitter orange), a small shrub from India and introduced around the Mediterranean during the Crusades. Reductions, flowers and fruits of this mythical tree were associated in all regions with festivals and nuptial ornaments, symbols of innocence, freshness but also of fertility. In the 16th century, the Princess of Neroli (a small town near Rome) launched the fashion for its use and gave it its name. In ancient China already, the fragrance of bitter orange flowers fascinated so much that we soak the flowers in fatty oil, for various uses. There are traces of water vapor distillation from the 12th century. Its aromatic hydrosol is particularly appreciated in application on the face of people prone to a "skin that pulls", without being dry, like winter or in the event of a toilet with too limestone water.

How to Use Hydrolat Orange Blossom for Burning, sunburn ?

Orange flower hydrosol can help soothe the skin after light burn or sunburn.

How to Use Hydrolat Orange Blossom for Skin Care ?

How to Use Hydrolat Orange Blossom for Insomnia ?

Used before bedtime, it can help promote restful sleep.

How to Use Hydrolat Orange Blossom for Anguish ?

Its aroma can help reduce the feelings of anxiety.

How to Use Hydrolat Orange Blossom for Stress ?

Orange flower hydrosol can be used to soothe stress thanks to its relaxing fragrance.

How to Use Hydrolat Orange Blossom for Meditation ?

It can be used to create a soothing environment during meditation.

Hot drink with 100% organic hydrosols for ultimate relaxation

Hot drink with 100% organic hydrosols for ultimate relaxation! ??
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In a cup, savor the perfect alliance of orange blossom hydrosol ? and the Roman chamomile hydrosol. Add about 300 ml of hot water ? not boiling and let yourself be transported by the subtle aromas of this soothing infusion.
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This drink is ideal for relaxing in the evening or on a well -deserved rest day. She invites you to deep relaxation and comforting sleep.
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When my skin is tight

My testimony

When I walk in winter, when it's cold and the wind is blowing, I come home with tightness in the skin on my face. However, I don't have sensitive skin, just a little reactive, especially to changes in temperature. I don’t use “aggressive” creams or lotions that could irritate it. Only the very hard water in our area should help to dry it out. When the cold wind adds (or removes…) a layer, it becomes uncomfortable. So it’s time for me to give it a little sweetness...