A novelty on the cosmetics market: Structured natural cosmetic water

Hydrolat (known as floral water) – it's water, which remained after lyophilization of flowers or other plants. Hydrolats are widely used in cosmetology and aromatherapy due to their properties and natural smells.

It is the selected hydrolate after freeze-drying the plant (lyophilization) is the most valuable!

Hydrolates of plants selected after freeze-drying (Lyphophilization) plants – this is a premium hydrolate, their production in the world is limited, due to the high cost of such technology “evaporation” plant juice by lyophilization at sub-zero temperatures. This is structured water, which is obtained from the ice of plant juice, without heating. Moisture from plants during freeze-drying evaporates from the plant in a vacuum at sub-zero temperatures, in the state of vapor in the form of ice.

Lyophilization (or sublimation ) It is a process of dehydration (Drying) products by quick freezing in a vacuum, where moisture evaporates, liquid phase bypass, and passes into a gaseous state.

Substances are released from water (plant juice) By converting this liquid (Together with the product, Of course,) into solid form, freezing, and water (during lyophilization) turns into steam, when vacuum is applied to frozen material, these vapors are removed from the air above the frozen material, without heat.

Essentially: As is known,matter has three states: liquid, solid and vapor (we do not take plasma into account), under the influence of heat (temperature) these states are transformed.

There is a "Triple Point" at a certain temperature and pressure, in which liquid (water or flower juice) is in three states at the same time (existing, liquid and vapor) with all their physical states.

For example: flower water at temperature: 0,01° C and vapor pressure 611,73 Pa will move to a point of equilibrium with all three physical states. I (The principle of lyophilization) with a slight decrease in temperature and pressure (or increasing vacuum) - water turns into steam, without turning into a liquid state.

Structured cosmetic water (flower hydrolates) ID Flofers contain essential oils, but in dissolved form, therefore they are not so concentrated, as essential oils, (but more concentrated than in ordinary hydrolates) and are considered less irritating to the skin. They have properties, useful for skin care, such as hydration, toning, softening and refreshing.

Different hydrolates have different properties and are used for different purposes. For example, chamomile hydrolate can be used to soothe sensitive skin, and truffle hydrolate can be useful for nourishing and moisturizing the skin. Hydrolats can also be used as components in cosmetic products, from oils to toners and lotions.

Due to its natural properties and low risk of irritation, hydrolats have become popular in the environment of natural cosmetology and skin care.

Rose hydrolate is a favorite product of many, because it has not only a number of valuable properties, and also remains on your skin with a delicate scent of roses.

Hydrosol perfectly disinfects and heals tissues, strengthens the capillaries and has a beneficial effect on the blood circulation of the epidermis, thereby strengthening the protective functions of the skin, normalizes the work of the sebaceous glands and restores the hydro balance of the skin, perfect for caring for the delicate skin around the eyes, gives tone and a radiant look to mature skin, softens, nourishes and tightens the skin.

Properties for the skin:

• fights irritations, skin inflammations and rashes,
• gives the skin elasticity and dullness,
• reduces mimic wrinkles and swelling,
• eliminates dryness, shelling, feeling of skin tightness,
• eliminates irritation, inflammation,
• softens and increases the elasticity of the skin,
• restores water-lipid balance,
• has a bactericidal and anti-inflammatory effect,
• strengthens blood vessels and capillaries.

Properties for hair:

• helps relieve itching of the scalp,
• gives hair shine.

Application of hydrolates:

• as a tonic: wipe with a cotton pad to remove the residue of the cleaning agent, if desired, wipe again and leave on the skin.
• for diluting dry masks, ubtanov: dilute the dry mask/ubtan with pure hydrolate to the consistency of sour cream.
• for the enrichment of cosmetics: add the required amount of hydrolate to the shampoo, balm, scrub, etc .;
• like cosmetic ice: freeze the hydrolat in a special form for ice, wipe the skin to narrow the pores;
• for hair: moisturize the scalp, rinse your hair.

Expiry date of hydrolates: 12 months from the date of manufacture, to 6 months after opening.

Storage conditions for hydrolates: in a dry place at a temperature of + 5 ° C to + 25 ° С.

Individual sensitivity to components is possible.

Rose water from freshly frozen rose petals, obtained after lyophilization. Natural rose hydrolate is rich in various natural substances, these are B vitamins, S and K, carotene, pitch, flavonoids, quercetin, recognized, as well as macro and microelements.

Structured cosmetic (floral) IDeal Flowers water, because of the high cost, and manufacturing complexity, enters the retail network of global cosmetic brands in very small quantities, This premium product is mainly available with IDeal Flowers sublimated flower bouquets, through a franchise system of productions around the world.