The carrot, before being a vegetable, is above all a plant. If the root is the most used part, the rest should not be thrown away. The seeds are distilled to obtain essential oil and hydrosol. Their action will mainly target the liver. Hepatic regenerating and depurative, Carrot hydrosol is essential for detox cures when the seasons change! Latin name: Daucus carota L. Distilled part: flowering tops
This article was updated on 09/02/2023Carrot hydrosol presents a potential abortive risk, and is therefore contraindicated in pregnant and breastfeeding women. Avoid in case of strong hypertension (mild hypertensive action), and above all sun exposure.
liver regenerant :
carrot hydrosol is above all a great protector of the liver. It acts on the regeneration of liver cells and stimulates hepatorenal function. It has a good effect on digestion, but above all helps relieve the tired or overloaded liver.
purifying :
by stimulating hepatobiliary and renal functions, Carrot hydrosol provides a slight draining action. It has the ability to facilitate the elimination of toxins from the body. It is therefore ideal during detox cures during the change of season, particularly in spring.
skin regenerating :
carrot hydrosol is a regenerator of epithelia in general. It thus promotes the growth and cellular renewal of the skin. It is also anti-inflammatory, which allows it to relieve skin conditions.
neurotonic :
a slight action on the nervous system has been observed with Carrot hydrosol, in connection with its general regenerating action. It is used as support when losing confidence, or for nervous people.
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From 3 months. Orally, dilute 1 to 2 tablespoons of hydrosol in 1 L of water to drink during the day, for 40 days.
For adults and adolescents. Orally, dilute the following mixture in 1 L of water, drink throughout the day, for 3 weeks.
Source: Bosson, L. (2015). Hydrolatherapy. Brussels: Editions Amyris.
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From 3 months. Orally, dilute 1 teaspoon of hydrosol in a glass of water, drink 3 times a day for a few days.
For adults and adolescents, on medical advice. Orally, add 2 tablespoons in 1 L of water to drink during the day for 25 days.
Source: Sommerard, JC, & Dalmas, P. (2012). Guide to floral waters and hydrosols. Medici.
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From 3 months. Through the skin, spray the hydrosol directly on the affected areas, morning and evening after washing.
From 3 months. Through the skin, spray the following mixture 3 times a day for 1 month, until healing.
Source: Zahalka, JP (2017). Complete dictionary of hydrosols and floral waters. Dolphin.
Efficiency: +++
From 3 months. Through the skin, spray the hydrosol directly on the affected areas, morning and evening after washing.
Efficiency: +++
From 3 months. Orally, dilute 1 teaspoon of hydrosol in a glass of water, drink 3 times a day for a few days.
For adults and adolescents. Orally, dilute 1 teaspoon of the mixture in a glass of water, drink every morning on an empty stomach for 3 weeks.
Source: Zahalka, JP (2017). Complete dictionary of hydrosols and floral waters. Dolphin.
Efficiency: +++
From 3 months. Through the skin, spray the hydrosol directly on the affected areas, morning and evening after washing.
From 3 years. Through the skin, use as a spray, twice a day after washing your face.
Source: Zahalka, JP (2017). Complete dictionary of hydrosols and floral waters. Dolphin.
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From 3 months. On the skin, spray the hydrosol directly on the affected areas, morning and evening after washing.
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For adults. Orally, take 1 tablespoon per day for 3 to 7 days then 2 tablespoons for 2 weeks.
From 6 years old. Orally, add 1 tablespoon of the following mixture in 1 L of water, to drink during the day. Do a treatment 3 weeks per month for 2 months.
Source: Zahalka, JP (2017). Complete dictionary of hydrosols and floral waters. Dolphin.
From 3 months. Dermal, spray the hydrosol directly on the affected areas, morning and evening after washing.
From 3 months. Apply the following mixture in equal parts after washing, morning and evening:
Source: Zahalka, JP (2017). Complete dictionary of hydrosols and floral waters. Dolphin.
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Work : Dalmas, P. (2012). Guide to floral waters and hydrosols. Paris: Ed. Medici.
Work : Bosson, L. (2015). Hydrolatherapy. Brussels: Editions Amyris.
Work : Zahalka, J.P. (2017). Complete dictionary of hydrosols and floral waters: 100 pathologies treated. -: Dolphin.
Work : Price, L., & Price, S. (2004). Understanding Hydrosols: The Specific Hydrosols for Aromatherapy. London: Elsevier Health Sciences.