Hydrosols can be used in hydrolatherapy, and act on many problems. Indeed, although they are mainly composed of water, they also contain all the volatile water-soluble compounds of the plant as well as a tiny part of essential oil for some. This composition makes it possible to give the hydrosols numerous properties. On this page, you can quickly and easily find the hydrosol suited to your problem, as well as the most suitable method of use. And because we have thought of everything, you can even select the smell and taste of your hydrosol to be sure you make the right choice!
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