Deionised Water - Essentially Natural

• Ingredient Name: Deionised water
• Form: Purified water
• Production Method: Ion exchange deionisation
• Country Of Origin: South Africa
• Storage: Keep sealed, store cool and away from sunlight
• Best Use Window: Use within 2 weeks of opening for sensitive applications
• Size Options: 1L, 5L or 25L

This product is commonly used to:

• Formulate creams, lotions, gels, toners, and cleansers
• Dissolve water-soluble actives, humectants, and preservatives
• Rinse lab tools and glassware to reduce mineral spotting
• Use in devices where mineral-free water is specified
• Support descaling and mineral-free cleaning routines

This product is suitable for:

• Cosmetic formulators and DIY makers needing reliable water quality
• Lab and workshop setups that want less mineral interference
• Home users maintaining devices sensitive to scale buildup
• Makers building repeatable recipes and batches

This product is not for:

• Drinking water use
• Sterile applications such as injection or wound care
• Long-term open storage where high purity is required

• As a Cosmetic Water Phase: Use as the full or partial water phase in emulsions and gels.
• As a Dissolving Water: Pre-dissolve water-soluble ingredients before blending into a formula.
• As a Rinse Water: Use after washing tools to help avoid mineral deposits.

Processing Tip: Decant using clean utensils to reduce contamination and preserve quality after opening.

• For external and technical use, not intended as drinking water.
• Not sterile, do not use for injection or wound care.
• Keep container sealed to reduce re-ionisation and contamination.
• Keep out of reach of children and pets.

Q: Does deionised water expire?
A: It does not expire like food, but purity can decline after opening due to exposure to air and contamination.

Q: Can I use this instead of distilled water?
A: Many formulations use either, but deionised water is specifically chosen to reduce dissolved ions that can interfere with formulas.

Q: Should I preserve products made with deionised water?
A: Yes, any water-based cosmetic product still requires an appropriate preservative system.