How is the gardenia hydrosol produced?

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The hydrosol is produced by steam distillation of fresh gardenia blossoms and collected as the aqueous condensate co-distilled with the essential oil — a true saturated floral water, not a re-made dilution. ItemDetailMethodSteam distillation (hydrosol co-product)InputFresh Gardenia jasminoides blossomsOutputSaturated floral condensate + co-distilled oil phaseSolventNone — water onlyFresh flowers are loaded into the still within hours of picking. Steam carries the volatile, water-soluble aromatic fraction into the condensate, which is separated, filtered and filled under hygienic conditions. Because the water is fully saturated with the flower's soluble actives, the hydrosol carries a natural, well-rounded gardenia character.The process is alcohol-free, solvent-free and preservative-free. Each batch is filled with a batch number and COA. Send us your required specification and we will confirm the corresponding production batch.

Item	Detail
Method	Steam distillation (hydrosol co-product)
Input	Fresh Gardenia jasminoides blossoms
Output	Saturated floral condensate + co-distilled oil phase
Solvent	None — water only

How is the gardenia hydrosol produced?

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