baska82262/17/2026
Excellent hydrosol. I'm already on my second bottle. It smells pleasant and my skin loves it.
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Roses tend to compete over which one smells the loudest. The white rose stays out of the contest. Its hydrosol — a floral water produced when the essential oil is distilled — carries a gentle, distinctive rose scent that doesn't impose itself, and serves as a toner for face and body. Spritz it straight onto the skin, undiluted and with no cotton pad needed: it refreshes your face after washing and your skin at any time of day, and misted into the air it scents the room around you too.
Why a hydrosol is not “just scented water”
When rose essential oil is distilled, steam passes through the flowers and carries off two things: the essential oil and a watery part. The latter is the hydrosol — it carries the plant's water-soluble components in a mild concentration. Essential oil is a concentrate that never belongs on the skin undiluted; the hydrosol is its quieter sibling, with the same origin and a gentler dose. Spritz and you're done.
Alongside the damask rose, the white rose is the gentler sister — floral but without opulence, so it also suits people who find strong rose perfumes too much. In the bathroom it is undemanding too: nothing to measure, nothing to rinse off, so you can fit in your toner even on a rushed morning. And because the scent is gentle and settles quickly, it won't clash with your perfume or the rest of your cosmetics.
The 100 ml dark glass bottle protects the contents from light, the sprayer with its gold ring takes care of a fine mist, and the white label carries a delicate, engraving-style drawing of a rose. Elegance without a single unnecessary word — exactly the way this rose smells.
A hydrosol likes a cooler, darker spot — that way it stays fresh for longer. If you want to complete the rose ritual, continue with Rose oil serum or Rose whipped body butter. You will find more floral waters among our hydrosols.
