Oregano Hydrosol

Oregano Hydrolate is a kind of plant juice obtained by distillation of the oregano plant. Oregano is an aromatic plant that grows in the Mediterranean region and Southwest Asia and is often used as a spice in Italian and Greek cuisines.

Hydrolates are by-products obtained during the distillation of plants. In this process, the plants are heated by water vapor, and the vapor evaporates and transports the essential oils of the plant. Then the steam is cooled and condensed, this condensed liquid is called distillation water or hydrosol. Hydrolates have similar properties to the essential oils of the plant, but they have a lighter and softer smell and effect.

The smell of Oregano Hydrolate carries the characteristic aroma of the oregano plant. That is, it contains aromatic notes similar to mint, thyme, and bay leaf. However, this hydrolate has a lighter odor profile than oregano oil and has a more pleasant smell. Some people also note that Oregano Hydrolate has a slight rosemary smell. Its smell may vary depending on the method of production and the characteristics of the plant, but in general, it has a fresh, spicy, and refreshing smell.

USES & BENEFITS

Oregano Hydrolateplays an effective role in fighting bacteria, fungi, and viruses due to its antimicrobial properties. Due to this property, it can be used for various health problems such as respiratory tract infections, skin infections, and digestive system problems.

In addition, Oregano Hydrolate supports the immune system and helps the body fight infections. It fights against respiratory infections and relieves symptoms such as sore throat, cough, sinusitis, and bronchitis. It relieves the symptoms of pain and inflammation and can be used for rheumatoid arthritis, aches, and other sources of pain.

In aromatherapy, Oregano Hydrolate provides various benefits by using it as a massage oil, by steam inhalation, or in diffusers. When used as a massage oil, it relieves muscle aches and provides relief. It relieves respiratory symptoms with steam inhalation and can open the sinuses. When used in diffusers, it helps to create a refreshing and antibacterial air in the home or office environment.

However, Oregano Hydrolate may not be suitable for pregnant and lactating women, children, and people with sensitive skin. Also, pure oregano oil should not be applied to the skin without the correct dilution. First of all, it is important to consult a specialist and follow the recommended dosages.