Etiket: #De-Oiled Rose Water

Durée de conservation de l’eau de rose Akita Non-De-Oiled : combien de temps se conserve-t-elle? L’étiquette indique une durée de conservation de deux ans, mais les essais de stabilité, le pH naturellement acide et l’analyse d’un échantillon vieux d’environ dix ans révèlent une histoire fascinante. Lorsqu’un produit de soin est présenté comme naturel et sans agent de conservation ajouté, une question se pose presque immédiatement : combien de temps peut-il réellement se conserver? Cette question est particulièrement pertinente au Canada, où un produit peut être exposé à des conditions très différentes au cours de son transport et de son utilisation : froid hivernal, chaleur dans les véhicules de livraison, variations rapides de température ou humidité dans la salle de bain. L’Akita Non-De-Oiled Rose Water, aussi appelée distillat de rose Akita ou eau de rose non déshuilée, affiche une durée de conservation de deux ans avant ouverture. Cette durée s’applique lorsque le flacon demeure fermé, que l’emballage est intact et que le produit est conservé conformément aux indications figurant sur son étiquette. Il est important de préciser que ce produit est conditionné dans un flacon...

The Hidden Difference Between Flower Water, Flower Distillate and INCI Naming Two bottles can both say “rose water.” They may look similar, smell floral and be sold for the same skincare routine. But were they actually made the same way? One product may be obtained directly through the distillation of rose petals. Another may be water blended with essential oil, fragrance or other aromatic ingredients. Even two genuine rose distillates may differ depending on whether the naturally occurring essential-oil fraction was separated during production. That is why the words on the front of a bottle tell only part of the story. To understand the identity of rose water, we need to look beyond its consumer-friendly name. We need to ask how it was produced, what was added or removed, what appears in its ingredient list and what the available documentation actually confirms. Because rose water may be the name of the product—but distillate tells its production story. The short answer: “Flower water” can be a broad consumer or commercial description. “Flower distillate” generally describes a water-based product obtained through the distillation of flowers. A genuine Rosa damascena disti...

Discover how retaining the naturally occurring rose oil phase can influence the composition, appearance, aroma and character of rose distillate When freshly harvested Isparta roses enter a distillation vessel, they produce much more than pleasantly scented water. As heat and steam move through the rose petals, different aromatic compounds are carried away from the flowers. Once the aromatic steam is cooled, it condenses back into a liquid containing two distinct but related fractions: An aromatic, water-based rose distillate A small amount of water-insoluble rose essential oil In conventional rose oil production, the visible essential oil phase is separated and collected. The remaining aromatic water is generally known as rose water or rose hydrosol. But what happens when the naturally occurring rose oil is not separated? The simple answer is that the oil phase produced during distillation remains within the collected distillate. This does not mean that all of the essential oil dissolves in the water. Some of it may remain dispersed as extremely small droplets, while certain water-compatible aromatic compounds stay dissolved in the water phase. This distinction lies...

For Years, We Focused on Rose Oil, But What Did We Lose in the Rose Water? Akita takes a different approach to rose distillation: instead of adding rose oil back later, it preserves the aromatic oil naturally present in the Rosa damascena distillate. When Rosa damascena flowers enter a distillation vessel, attention usually turns to one highly valued result: Rose essential oil. Its rarity, intensive production process, and value in fine fragrance and skincare have made it the most celebrated part of rose distillation. Yet rose oil is not the only valuable result. Alongside a small quantity of essential oil, distillation produces a much larger volume of aromatic rose distillate. This water phase carries naturally occurring aromatic constituents transferred from the flowers during distillation. That raises an important question: When rose oil is separated from the distillate, what remains—and what may be removed from the rose water’s original aromatic composition? Akita’s Non-De-Oiled Rose Water was developed around this question. Rose Distillation Produces More Than Essential Oil Steam distillation does not simply extract one substance from a flower. As heat and...

What Is Rosa Damascena Flower Distillate? The Scientific Identity Behind Akita Non-De-Oiled Rose Water Rose water may sound like one of the simplest botanical ingredients: roses and water. Yet the story inside a bottle can be much more complex. The rose species, where and when the flowers are harvested, the distillation process, and what happens to the aromatic fractions during production can all influence the final distillate. Akita’s Non-De-Oiled Rose Water, produced from Rosa damascena flowers, has been made using a distinctive approach since 2003. Rather than producing rose water as a secondary water fraction after separating the essential oil, Akita’s process is designed to retain the distillate without separating the volatile oil fraction. The INCI name associated with this ingredient is: Rosa Damascena Flower Distillate INCI Application No.: 2025-14613 But what exactly does “Flower Distillate” mean? And why is the distinction between conventional rose water and a non-de-oiled rose distillate important? To understand the difference, we need to look beyond the familiar name “rose water” and into the science of distillation. First, What Does INCI Mean? INCI s...

Akita Organic Non De-oiled Rose Water: A Premium Skincare Elixir Born from Nature Akita Organic Non De-oiled Rose Water is a premium skincare product made from freshly harvested, organic Rosa Damascena, Turkey’s most precious floral treasure, grown in the heart of Isparta. Crafted with a unique, award-winning technique developed by Akita, this rose water offers unmatched purity and quality. In the fertile lands of the Lakes Region, Rosa Damascena blooms amidst thousands of botanicals known for their therapeutic richness. These roses embody the healing essence of the soil, the sun, the stars, and the rain. Akita uses pristine water sourced from the stunning Lake Eğirdir and the mountains that nurture its rich ecosystem to create this exceptional product. Akita has developed a specialized method that precisely calculates the optimal amount, temperature, pressure, and distillation duration, ensuring that the beneficial components of the rose are fully retained within the water. Why Akita Rose Water is Unique: It contains one of the richest blends of essential microelements. It delivers a highly concentrated composition of hydrophilic aromatic co...

  🌿 Clear, Radiant Skin Starts with Smarter Ingredients In the world of cosmetic dermatology, the desire for bright, even-toned, and healthy skin has led to exciting innovations in hyperpigmentation care. At the center of this movement is a powerful, plant-derived compound: alpha-arbutin. 🔬 What Is Arbutin and How Does It Help? Arbutin is a natural polyphenol extracted from certain plants. Its most potent form, alpha-arbutin, works by inhibiting tyrosinase—the enzyme responsible for producing melanin, the pigment that darkens the skin. By reducing melanin production, arbutin helps: Fade dark spots Brighten the overall complexion Create a more even, luminous skin tone 🌸 Targeted Treatment: Akita Anti-Pigmentation Face Serum Akita’s Anti-Pigmentation Face Serum is specially formulated with alpha-arbutin to address pigmentation concerns directly. Its clear mission: ✅ Visibly reduce dark spots ✅ Illuminate and refresh dull skin ✅ Promote a smooth, even-toned complexion But the magic doesn’t stop there. 💧 Synergy with Non-Deoiled Rose Water What s...