Essentially Natural Lemon Tea Tree Hydrosol

• Botanical Name: Leptospermum petersonii
• Type: Hydrosol, water-based distillate
• Aroma: Crisp, fresh, citrus-herbal
• Preservatives: None added, preservative-free
• Packaging Note: 50ml and 100ml include a fast-flow dropper cap and a separate atomizer
• Storage: Store tightly sealed in a cool place away from heat and sunlight
• Size Options: 50ml, 100ml, 500ml or 1L

• Facial mist or toner step for fresh, clean-feeling skin
• Water phase substitute in DIY cosmetic recipes and formulations
• Scalp and hair spritz for a refreshed feel and light scent
• Light room mist or linen mist when used with clean handling practices

This product is suitable for:

• Customers who prefer gentle, water-based botanical products
• Makers creating mists, toners, gels, and water-based formulas
• Oily-skin routines that enjoy fresh, astringent-feel botanicals

This product is not for:

• Anyone needing a preserved, long-term water product without refrigeration or preservation
• Customers who prefer fragrance-free skincare
• Use on broken or highly reactive skin without patch testing

• As a Facial Mist: Spritz lightly over clean skin, then follow with moisturiser.
• As a Toner Step: Apply to a cotton pad or palms and press onto skin.
• As a Formulating Water: Use as part or all of the water phase in DIY recipes, then preserve the final formula.
• Processing Tip: Because it is preservative-free, use clean hands and utensils to help reduce contamination risk.

• For external use only
• Patch test before first use and discontinue if irritation occurs
• Avoid contact with eyes
• Keep out of reach of children and pets
• Store sealed away from heat and sunlight

Q: Does a hydrosol work the same as an essential oil?
A: No, hydrosols are much gentler and water-based, with a lighter aroma and different usage.

Q: Can I use this to make a DIY mist?
A: Yes, but preserve any finished product that contains water and will be stored over time.

Q: Why does it smell lighter than the essential oil?
A: Hydrosols contain a small portion of aromatic compounds, so the scent is naturally softer.