Clove Hydrosol
The extraction process ensures the retention of the spicy aroma that makes it distinctive and valuable in decongestant applications.
Product Details
Benefits:
- Decongestant Qualities: The spicy aroma of clove water contributes to its use as a decongestant, providing a sense of relief.
Clove Hydrosol is a floral water supplied in bulk by Harrods Health for cosmetic, soap and personal care manufacturing.
Typical uses
- Formulating skincare, haircare, bath and body products
- Handmade soap, candle and small-batch cosmetic production
- Product development and sampling by R&D teams
Supply
- Bulk packs for manufacturers and small-batch packs for makers
- Documentation available on request
- Can also be used in a private label formula made for your brand
Add this material to your inquiry list for pack sizes, documentation and a quote.
Service Guide
Q.How do samples work?
Qualified brands can request free samples of ready formulas, usually dispatched within 5–7 days. Custom formula samples take longer and are scheduled after your brief is confirmed.
Q.Can I change the package colour?
Yes. Most components can be colour matched to your brand. Share a Pantone reference or sample and we confirm options and MOQ with your quote.
Q.Can I add my brand logo? What finishing options are available?
Yes. Logos can be applied by screen printing, hot stamping or labels, with matte, gloss, frosted or metallic finishes depending on the component.
Q.Can you fill this packaging with my formula?
Yes. Choose a ready formula or brief a custom one and we check compatibility, then fill, label and pack the finished product.
Guides for raw material buyers
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- Buying Raw Materials for Handmade Soap, Candles and Lip Balms: Safety, Documents and Small-Pack Ordering →
- Pigments and Mica Powders for Cosmetics, Soaps and Candles: Cosmetic-Grade vs Craft-Grade, Colour Rules and Responsible Sourcing →
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