LINDEN ORGANIC HYDROLAT PRESERVED WITH GEOGARD

Organic Linden Hydrosol Preserved with Geogard

Organic Linden Hydrosol preserved with Geogard is a floral water obtained by distilling organic linden (lime tree) blossoms, formulated with a natural preservation system that ensures microbiological stability without conventional synthetic preservatives. This guide covers its origin, its properties for cosmetic formulation, and the main uses adopted by labs, artisan soap makers and indie brands when working it into their formulas.

What Is Organic Linden Hydrosol?

Linden hydrosol is a by-product of the steam distillation of linden blossoms sourced from certified organic farming. Unlike the essential oil, the hydrosol retains a water-soluble fraction of plant compounds, giving it a mild profile that is well tolerated for direct topical use.

In this version, preservation relies on Geogard, a system based on dehydroacetic acid and benzyl alcohol that keeps the product stable without controversial synthetic preservatives, a key factor for formulations aiming at a natural or organic claim.

Cosmetic Uses of Organic Linden Hydrosol

Soothing facial toner. Used as a base or active ingredient in facial toners for sensitive or reactive skin, delivering an immediate cooling and calming sensation on application.

Aqueous phase in emulsions. Formulators use it as a full or partial water replacement in creams, gels and lotions, taking advantage of its organoleptic profile without compromising emulsion stability.

Facial and body mists. Its light texture and subtle floral scent make it well suited to quick-application facial or body mists, particularly in natural cosmetic lines.

Hair care formulations. Incorporated into shampoos, conditioners and soothing hair lotions thanks to its compatibility with delicate skin and scalp.

CAS: 91770-16-0 / 520-45-6 / 771-03-9 / 16807-48-0 / 100-51-6. EINECS: 294-800-9 / 208-293-9 / 212-227-4 /202-859-9. INCI: Tilia platyphyllos flower water (99,4%) Geogard (Dehydroacetic acid + Benzyl Alcohol) (0,6%).