ORGANIC NEROLI HYDROLAT PRESERVED WITH GEOGARD

Organic Neroli Hydrosol Preserved with Geogard

Organic neroli hydrosol preserved with Geogard is the floral water obtained by distilling bitter orange blossom from certified organic farming. Royal Bio supplies it in bulk to cosmetic laboratories and artisan soap makers looking for an active, stable, certified aqueous base. This guide covers what this hydrosol is, how it is obtained, and which cosmetic applications it enables in professional formulation.

What is organic neroli hydrosol?

This hydrosol is a by-product of the steam distillation of organic bitter orange blossom (Citrus aurantium), the same process that yields neroli essential oil. The floral water carries the water-soluble fractions of the plant, offering a delicate aromatic profile and a composition rich in compounds with soothing and antioxidant properties for the skin.

The Geogard-preserved version includes a mild, naturally derived preservative system that ensures microbiological stability during storage and use in formulation, without compromising its organic profile.

Cosmetic uses of organic neroli hydrosol

Aqueous phase in emulsions. Used to fully or partially replace demineralised water in the aqueous phase of creams, gels and lotions, adding extra soothing and balancing properties to the finished product.

Facial toners. A common base for toners and beauty waters thanks to its fresh, delicate scent and its ability to refresh and hydrate skin after cleansing.

Facial and body mists. Formulated alone or blended with other hydrosols, it works as a ready-to-spray facial or body mist that delivers instant comfort to the skin.

Masks and sensitive-skin formulations. Its gentleness makes it suitable as a hydrating base in clay masks or formulations aimed at sensitive or reactive skin.

CAS: 68916-04-1 / 72968-50-4 / 520-45-6 / 771-03-9 / 16807-48-0 / 100-51-6. EINECS: 277-143-2 / 208-293-9 / 212-227-4 / 202-859-9. INCI: CITRUS AURANTIUM AMARA FLOWER WATER/Geogard (Dehydroacetic acid + Benzyl Alcohol) (0,6%).