Orange Blossom hydrolat is one of the most versatile and gentle floral waters in natural skincare — delicately fragrant, deeply soothing, and genuinely multi-use.

🌸 Toning & brightening — refines the complexion, reduces redness, and helps restore a healthy, luminous glow; an ideal daily facial toner for all skin types.

💧 Hydrating & softening — gently replenishes moisture and leaves skin feeling soft and comfortable; well-suited to sensitive and combination skin.

🧖 Purifying & cleansing — effective as a toner, facial mist, or makeup remover base; cleanses without stripping the skin's natural balance.

😴 Calming & sleep-supporting — its nervine properties promote relaxation and restful sleep; can be misted on a pillow or used in an evening skincare ritual.

🍽️ Food-grade & culinary — therapy-grade and food-safe; adds a delicate floral note to beverages, desserts, and cooking.

Certified organic Orange Blossom floral water can be used in beverages, to rehydrate dried fruit, or in baking.

It has invigorating, refreshing, and rejuvenating properties; it can help gently soothe and refresh the skin.

It can help restore radiance and luminosity to the complexion.

It can help care for dull hair, restoring shine and strength.

It can help promote sleep thanks to its calming and soothing properties.

It can help relieve menstrual cramps.

👥 Target Group

Adults · Teens · Children (under adult supervision) · Babies over 3 months (under adult supervision).

⚠️ Pregnant or breastfeeding women should consult a healthcare professional before use.

💡 Usage Recommendations

Facial toner — Spray directly onto cleansed skin or apply with a cotton pad as a toner or makeup-setting mist. Ideal for dull, dry, dehydrated, or mature skin.

Body spray — Mist over the body after showering to hydrate, soothe, and lightly perfume the skin. Can be used on the neck, décolleté, hands, and feet.

Cosmetic ingredient — Use as an aqueous phase in DIY creams, serums, masks, or lotions to replace plain water and add active floral properties.

Hair rinse & capillary care — Apply as a final rinse after shampooing or spray onto the scalp and lengths to add shine, regulate sebum, and soothe the scalp.

Massage — Use as a base or dilution medium for massage blends to promote relaxation, ease nervous tension, and support emotional balance.

Inhalation & diffusion — Inhale directly from the bottle or add to a diffuser or humidifier to support relaxation, reduce anxiety, and improve sleep quality.

Bath — Add 2–4 tablespoons to a warm bath for a soothing, skin-softening, and emotionally calming experience.

Oral hygiene — Use as a mouthwash or add a few drops to toothpaste to freshen breath and support gum health.

Ingestion — Add 1–2 teaspoons to water, herbal teas, or juices to support digestion and nervous system balance. Use food-grade quality only.

Culinary use — Incorporate into beverages, pastries, desserts, and sauces to add a delicate floral note. Use food-grade quality only.

Laundry & linen — Add to the final rinse cycle or spray onto linens and pillowcases to impart a gentle, calming floral fragrance.

🌿 Skincare Goals

Radiance · Repairing · Purifying · Protecting · Soothing · Smoothing · Cleansing · Softening · Revitalizing · Brightening · Anti-itching/irritation · Hydrating/moisturizing · Healing · Elasticity · Anti-scar/cicatrizant · Antioxidant · Firming · Tightening · Toning · Anti-odor · Stimulating · Anti-acne · Anti-blemish · Anti-fatigue · Anti-aging · Anti-wrinkle · Regenerating.

💇 Haircare Goals

Radiance · Repair · Purifying · Massage · Smooth · Detangling · Tonic · Sebum-regulator.

🧠 Mental Goals

Aromatic Trip · Energy/vitality · Soothing · Nerve-balancing · Mental Fatigue · Relaxation · Serenity · Excitation · Anxiety · Stress · Mood swings · Sleep quality.

🎯 Other Goals

Perfuming · Respiratory · Air sanitizing/refreshing · Physical Fatigue.

✅ Recommended Uses

Skin application · Cosmetic ingredient · Massage · Capillary · Spray · Laundry · Bath · Food · Teeth · Ingestion · Inhalation · Diffusion.

❌ Not Recommended

Undiluted application on broken or severely irritated skin · Internal use in children under 6 years without medical supervision · Use near eyes or mucous membranes.

🫀 Body Areas

All Body · Skin · Hair · Feet · Hands · Neck & Décolleté · Face.

🧴 Skin Types

Sensitive · Combination · Mature · Tired · Dull · Acne-prone · Redness-prone · Oily · All · Dry · Normal.

🪮 Hair Types

Normal · Colored · Combination (oily roots, dry tips) · Dull · Long · Oily · All · Rough · Thin · Frizzy · Brittle · Damaged · Curly · Dry.

⚠️ Read the "Precautions" section carefully before use.

• Therapy-grade · food-grade — single-ingredient hydrolat: CITRUS AURANTIUM AMARA FLOWER WATER (Bio), nothing else.
• 100% pure and natural · preservative-free · additive-free.
• Certified organic by Ecocert (FR-BIO-01) and Nature & Progrès — two independent organic certifications, one of which applies the most demanding socio-environmental charter in French organic farming.
• Vegan · cruelty-free.
• Distilled and produced in Morocco.

🧪 INCI

• CITRUS AURANTIUM AMARA FLOWER WATER*.

100% pure and natural and contains no preservatives.

🌿 Botanical Characteristics

• Botanical name: Citrus × aurantium amara.
• Botanical family: Rutaceae.
• Other names: Bitter orange, sour orange, Seville orange, bigarade orange, marmalade orange.
• Part of the plant: Flowers.
• Extraction method: Steam distillation.
• Origin: Morocco.
• Cultivation: Certified organic farming — Ecocert FR-BIO-01.
• Status: Therapy-grade, Food-grade.

⚗️ Active Ingredients*

• Linalool.
• Alpha-Terpineol.

*From organic farming.

🌿 Allergens***

• LINALOOL.

***Potential Allergens (naturally present in some hydrolats) according to Annex III to EU Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009.

👃 Organoleptic Characteristics

• Appearance: clear, mobile liquid.
• Color: colorless to very pale yellow.
• Odor: delicate, fresh-floral, sweet and lightly citrusy — characteristic of Citrus aurantium amara flowers.

The bitter orange tree, or bigarade, is a fruit tree belonging to the Rutaceae family, specifically the citrus genus.

This small shrub, native to India, was introduced to the Mediterranean region during the Crusades. Its delicate flowers are renowned for their sweet, comforting scent.

Organic orange blossom floral water is obtained by steam distillation of orange blossom petals.

They are also called Neroli, in reference to an Italian princess from the town of Nerola, a symbol of purity.

✨ Storage

• Organic and pure floral waters without preservatives and alcohol like this are very fresh and delicate.
• Keep tightly closed and out of the reach of children.
• Store them away from light and heat (preferably in the refrigerator).

✨ Regarding the information presented here

• All information provided here is sourced from the bibliography or from authoritative websites on aromatherapy, hydrotherapy, and herbal medicine, and is provided for informational purposes only. It should not be interpreted as medical advice. For further information, consult a healthcare professional.
• According to the bibliography:
• Jean Philippe Zahalka, 2017 Complete Dictionary of Hydrosols and Floral Waters.
• Michel Faucon, 2018 Treatise on Scientific and Medical Aromatherapy - Volume 2 - Hydrosols.

⚠️ Precautions

• If you intend to use hydrosols for therapeutic purposes, consult a medical doctor or equivalent professional — for both food-grade and cosmetic use.
• Wash your hands before and after using aromatherapy products.
• Keep out of reach of children and animals.
• Keep away from light and heat.
• Perform a patch test on the inside of your elbow at least 24 hours before usage. Not recommended for use on sensitive or damaged skin without prior dilution.
• Contains natural allergens (linalool). Avoid if allergic to citrus blossoms.
• If pregnant or breastfeeding, avoid internal use without prior consultation with a healthcare professional.
• For oral use: do not exceed recommended quantities. Consult a professional before internal use.