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A sweet annie hydrosol is an aromatic floral water produced by steam-distilling the flowering tops and leaves of the Artemisia annua plant, also known as sweet Annie or sweet wormwood.
Key Characteristics
- Aroma: The aroma of the Sweet Anne Essential Oil is highly concentrated, intense, and sharp, whereas the Hydrosol has a soft, subtle, and often more green or nuanced fragrance.
- Process: It is the condensation water collected during the essential oil extraction of the sweet Annie plant, containing water-soluble plant compounds and trace amounts of essential oils.
Common Uses
- Skin Care: Used as a gentle facial toner or mist, particularly for acne-prone or sensitive skin due to its soothing and antimicrobial properties.
- Insect Repellent: Sprayed on skin or clothing because the plant’s natural scent deters bugs.
- Aromatherapy: Used in holistic practices for respiratory support or emotional grounding
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: Contact your Primary Physcician and Certified Aromatherapist for guidance before consuming.
Additional information
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| Select Size | 4 fl oz |











