Bottle of Raasa Oils Lemon Balm Hydrosol with green leaves on a pink background

Bottle of Raasa Oils Lemon Balm Hydrosol with benefits listed on a pink background

Lemon Balm Hydrosol

Rs. 275.00

Rs. 199.00

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Size: 150 ML

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Lemon Balm Hydrosol

Lemon Balm Hydrosol is the fresh, lemony water that steam distillation draws from the leaves of Melissa officinalis – the lemon balm of the herb garden. Clear and light, it carries the plant's own scent, bright, green and citrus-sharp like lemon sherbet, and goes straight onto the skin as a mist or toner, or into creams, sprays and hair mists. It is ready to use, exactly as it comes.

That genuine lemon-herb scent is the reason to reach for it. On the skin it works as a light, mildly astringent toning water with a fresh, zesty finish, well suited to oily and combination types; in a formula it lends a clean, citrus-green lift that sets it apart from heavy florals and sweet fruits. It drops easily into toners, mists, colognes, hair sprays and room sprays, standing in for plain water wherever you want that fresh lemon-balm character. We grow and distil it in India and document every batch, so the water performs the same each time. Because lemon balm is a leaf, its scent distils for real – so what you smell in the bottle is the herb itself, not a fragrance added to prop it up. It is preserved with sodium benzoate at up to 1.5% and used without dilution.

Lemon Balm Hydrosol Benefits

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Fresh Lemony Scent

Here is the whole reason to buy it: lemon balm distils to a bright, zesty, lemony scent, sherbet-fresh, with none of a fruit's sweetness or a flower's weight. Steam pulls that aroma cleanly from the leaf, so the water smells of the real herb, not a bottled copy. In a mist, cream or spray, that citrus-green freshness carries through.

Mild Facial Toner

As a toner, lemon balm water earns its place through a mild astringency – enough to tighten and refresh, not so much that it dries. A pass over cleansed skin clears what the wash left behind and primes the face for a serum or cream, on a zesty, lemon-fresh note. It is alcohol-free, and best on oily and combination skin.

Zesty Cooling Mist

Keep a bottle in the fridge, and lemon balm water becomes a sharp little cool-down for a sweltering afternoon. A few pumps mist the skin, the chill lands at once, and it leaves a zesty, lemon-fresh trace behind. Light and alcohol-free, it will not smudge makeup, and it slips easily into a bag for the day.

Light Hydrating Veil

There is almost nothing to lemon balm water but water, so it hydrates without ever feeling heavy. A quick mist leaves a barely-there freshness, takes away that tight, thirsty feeling, and disappears in seconds with nothing greasy to wipe off. Use it after cleansing, under a serum, or throughout the day whenever skin needs a light lift.

Lemon Balm Hydrosol Uses

Toner Base

Lemon balm water is one of the easier toner bases to work with. Use it in place of the water a toner is built on – some or all of it – and it threads a mild freshness and a bright, lemony-herb note through the bottle, with nothing harsh to react against. Neat, it doubles as a daily face spray.

Lotions and Gels

Lemon balm water can stand in for ordinary water in the water phase of a lotion, gel, cream or mask, carrying a fresh, lemony-green thread through the whole product. It sits happily beside other water-based ingredients. Fold it in after the batch cools, or the heat will carry the light scent off with the steam.

Hair Care Products

Unlike a lot of hydrosols, lemon balm water belongs in haircare. Blend it into shampoos, conditioners, leave-in sprays or a scalp mist, and it brings a fresh, lemony scent and a cool, light feel, reviving day-old hair and an oily scalp between washes. It leaves no weight or residue and can be part of or all of a hair product's water.

Room Spray

There is history here: lemon balm was a backbone of the old herbal toilet waters, and its hydrosol carries that bright, lemony freshness into scent work. Build it into the water phase of a body splash, a cologne or a room spray, where the citrus-herb note freshens a blend. For a stronger, longer scent, the essential oil is the tool.

How to Use

Facial Mist

Linen Spray

After-Sun Soother

Makeup Setting Spray

Aromatherapy Boost

Product Specifications

Product Name	Lemon Balm Hydrosol
Botanical Name / Inci Name	Melissa officinalis Leaf Water
Product Category	Hydrosol
Country of Origin	India
Method of Extraction/ Production	Steam Distillation
Plant Part Used	Leaves
Cas No	N/A
Common Names	Lemon Balm Water, Melissa Water, Lemon Balm Distillate
Blends well with	Lavender, chamomile, rose and peppermint hydrosols
Application	Skincare, Aromatherapy, Cleaning
Grade	Cosmetic
Color and Appearance	Transparent
Aroma	Fresh, citrusy, herbal
Form	Liquid
Solubility	Soluble in water
Shelf Life	1 year when stored properly
Specific Gravity	0.980 – 1.010
Refractive Index	1.332 – 1.344
Certificate	COA,MSDS,TDS
Storage Instructions	Store in a cool, dark place away from sunlight; keep tightly sealed
Product Datasheet	Available upon request
Safety Data Sheet	Available upon request

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Raasa Oils: Your Trusted Bulk Supplier & Manufacturer of Lemon Balm Hydrosol

Distilled in Our Own Facility. We steam-distil lemon balm leaves into hydrosol ourselves, in bulk, at our own works in India — not buy a ready-made water and relabel it. You deal directly with the maker, draw from one consistent source, and every drum traces back to the batch and the day it ran.

Tested and Documented, Every Batch. Each batch is quality-checked — including GC/MS and microbiological testing, which matters for a water — and ships with its full paperwork: a certificate of analysis, a safety data sheet and a technical sheet, with the preservative level and the measured pH recorded.

From Sample to Drums. Take a 150 ml or 500 ml bottle to trial lemon balm water in your own toners, colognes, hair mists or sprays, then step up to kilo packs and full drums when it fits. We supply the home market and export buyers alike, and make orders above ten kilograms to order.

ISO and GMP Certified. Our ISO and GMP certification means the water is made to a controlled, repeatable standard that holds up in cosmetic manufacturing at scale. When you need the pH, the preservative, the sourcing or how it sits in a blend, a real person answers, not a form.

Named Correctly, Sold Honestly. You get exactly what the label says: a genuine lemon balm leaf water (INCI Melissa Officinalis Leaf Water) — a distilled water, not a "floral water," and not the scarce essential oil — with its preservative, sodium benzoate at up to 1.5%, stated plainly. The scent is the herb's own, distilled, not an added fragrance, and we keep the exaggerated and medical claims off it so your own label stays safe.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Lemon Balm Hydrosol smell like?

Bright and lemony — a fresh, zesty, green-herb scent, like lemon sherbet from the garden. Lemon balm's leaves distil their aroma well, so what you smell is the real herb.

Is Lemon Balm Hydrosol made from lemon balm flowers?

No, it is distilled from the leaves, so it is a leaf water, not a floral one. And it is a gentle hydrosol, not the scarce, concentrated essential oil.

Do I dilute Lemon Balm Hydrosol, or use it neat?

Use it as it comes — no thinning needed. Spray it over skin or hair, sweep it on as a toner, or stir it into the water phase of whatever you are making.

Does the scent last in a formula?

It is a light, fresh scent, so add it late, after a mix cools, and expect a soft lemony note, not a heavy one. For more, add lemon balm oil or a declared fragrance.

What keeps Lemon Balm Hydrosol fresh?

Sodium benzoate, at up to 1.5%. A water like this cannot keep without a preservative; sealed and kept cool and dark, it stays good for roughly a year.

What skin does Lemon Balm Hydrosol suit?

Oily and combination skin get the most from it — the light, zesty astringency leaves them fresh and even, never tight. Try a little on the inner forearm before regular use.

Disclaimer

Lemon Balm Hydrosol is a gentle cosmetic water for external use — a facial mist, a toner, a hair or body spray, or a water-phase ingredient in creams and gels. It is not a food, a medicine or a supplement, and nothing here is a medical or treatment claim. It contains sodium benzoate; patch test, and keep it cool, dark and sealed.

Caution

Keep lemon balm water away from children and out of the eyes, and do not drink it. It is used as it comes — there is no need to dilute. Patch-test on the inner arm first, and stop if the skin reacts. If you are pregnant or nursing, ask a doctor first. Store it cool, dark and sealed.