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Cucumber hydrosol is a aromatic distillate produced by steam-distilling fresh cucumbers (Cucumis sativus), capturing the fruit’s cellular water and water-soluble plant compounds.
What It Does
- Sooths and cools: Calms skin irritation, redness, and sunburns.
- Hydrates and tones: Acts as a lightweight toner or refreshing facial mist to prep skin before moisturizers or serums.
- Reduces puffiness: Helps de-puff tired eyes and facial swelling.
Common Uses
- Facial toner: Sprayed directly onto the face after cleansing.
- DIY skincare: Used in place of plain water in homemade lotions, body splashes, and makeup removers.
- After-sun spray: Misted over skin to cool down after heat or sun exposure
Safety and Usage Considerations
- Skin Application: True hydrosols are acidic (pH 3.5–6.5) and mild enough to apply directly to the skin without dilution, making them popular for sensitive skin, children, and elders.
- Contamination Risks: Because they are water-based, hydrosols can grow bacteria or mold. Pure Hydrosols typically have a short shelf life (6 to 12 months) and benefit from cool, dark storage or refrigeration.
- Internal Use: Not recommended for internal use (consumption
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Additional information
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| Select Size | 8 fl oz, 33.81 fl oz (1L) |













