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Join herbalist Emma Merritt to learn how to make hydrosols at home! You don't need any fancy equipment--she'll show you have to make a home "still" using equipment you already own!
A hydrosol, sometimes called a flower water, is a steam distillation of the aromatic component of a plant. If the herb has a scent, you can make a hydrosol with it! Some common hydrosols include rose, evergreens such as cedar, chamomile, lavender, mint, basil, and angelica. Hydrosols can be used as toners for the skin, aromatherapy, or even in small amounts to flavor beverages.
Learn all about it in the class!
A hydrosol, sometimes called a flower water, is a steam distillation of the aromatic component of a plant. If the herb has a scent, you can make a hydrosol with it! Some common hydrosols include rose, evergreens such as cedar, chamomile, lavender, mint, basil, and angelica. Hydrosols can be used as toners for the skin, aromatherapy, or even in small amounts to flavor beverages.
Learn all about it in the class!
