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

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

Neem Hydrosol

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Size: 150 ML

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Neem Hydrosol

Neem Hydrosol is the aromatic water collected when the leaves and twigs of the neem tree (Azadirachta indica) are steam-distilled. It is a hydrosol: mostly water, carrying neem's fresh, green, herbal scent and a light, clean character. Far milder than neem oil, we supply it for external cosmetic use – as a facial mist and toner, in soaps and cleansers, and in hair products.

Unlike an essential oil, a hydrosol is gentle and used as it is, not diluted – you mist it straight onto the skin. Because it is water-based, we preserve it with sodium benzoate (not more than 1.5%) so it holds its shelf life, and we state that openly rather than calling it preservative-free. We make it here in India, steam-distilling neem leaves ourselves, and ship it in bulk with a certificate of analysis for every batch. The full INCI, the preservative and the pH are stated on the technical documents, so what goes on your label matches what is in the drum.

Neem Hydrosol Benefits

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Clarifying Feel

Neem water is known for the clean, clarified feel it leaves on skin. Misted on or used as a toner, it lifts away the day's residue and leaves the skin feeling fresh, clean and comfortable. It is light and water-based, so it refreshes without heaviness – a fresh, herbal step at the start or end of a routine.

Light Hydration

Neem water adds a light layer of moisture that leaves skin feeling fresh and hydrated rather than dry or tight. Because it is water-based, it suits light, everyday skincare – toners, mists and gels – where you want a clean, hydrated feel without any greasy finish. It is gentle and alcohol-free, so it is easy to use every day.

Good for Oily Skin

Neem water suits oily and combination skin especially well. It is light and water-light, absorbs cleanly with no oily film, and leaves the skin feeling fresh and matte rather than slick. That makes it an easy base for products aimed at oilier skin – fresh toners, gel moisturisers and face mists – where a clean, weightless feel is what buyers are after.

Herbal Scent

Neem water carries a fresh, green, mild neem scent – distinctly herbal, and much lighter than neem oil. In a formula, that recognisable note tells a shopper there is real neem in the product, which is exactly what buyers of a neem range are looking for. It blends well with tea tree, rosemary, eucalyptus and lavender for a fresh, herbal profile.

Neem Hydrosol Uses

Facial Toners and Mists

This is neem water's home ground. On its own or as the water base of a toner or mist, it brings a fresh, clean, clarifying feel that oily and combination skin responds to, plus light hydration and its herbal neem note. Because it is gentle and used neat, it suits leave-on toners, face mists and gel-based products.

Soaps and Cleansers

Neem is a classic in cleansing bars, and the hydrosol brings its fresh, herbal character to soaps, face washes and cleansers with none of the strength of neem oil. It leaves a clean, fresh feel and a recognisable neem note in the finished bar or wash, and it pairs well with tea tree and other fresh, green botanicals.

Hair Care Products

In shampoos, scalp sprays and rinses, neem water adds a fresh, clean, herbal character that leaves hair and the scalp feeling refreshed. Its light, water-based nature means it blends easily into water-based hair products without weighing hair down, and it rinses away cleanly. It is a simple way to bring a neem note into a hair range.

Cosmetic Products

Handle neem water as a water-phase ingredient. It can replace part or all of the water in a formula, bringing its fresh, clarifying character and herbal neem note; add it to the water phase and keep normal cool, hygienic handling. It is preserved with sodium benzoate, which works best in acidic formulas, so check your finished product's pH and preservation.

How to Use

Facial Mist

Linen Spray

After-Sun Soother

Makeup Setting Spray

Aromatherapy Boost

Product Specifications

Product Name	Neem Hydrosol
Botanical Name / Inci Name	Azadirachta indica
Product Category	Hydrosol
Country of Origin	India
Method of Extraction/ Production	Steam Distillation
Plant Part Used	Leaves and Twigs
Cas No	84696-25-3
Common Names	Neem Water, Indian Lilac Hydrosol
Blends well with	Tea tree, lavender, rosemary and eucalyptus
Application	Skincare, Aromatherapy, Cleaning
Grade	Cosmetic
Color and Appearance	Transparent
Aroma	Fresh, Herbal, Mild Neem-like
Form	Liquid
Solubility	Soluble in water
Shelf Life	1 year when stored properly
Specific Gravity	0.95–1.05
Refractive Index	1.330–1.350
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 Neem Hydrosol

An Indian product, made here. Neem grows across India, and we steam-distil its leaves ourselves, in bulk, at our facility — so you buy the hydrosol from the people who actually make and drum it, and every consignment traces back to its batch and its certificate.

From a sample to a production run. Start with a small pack. Sizes run from a hundred millilitres to ten kilograms, with larger volumes filled to order, so you can put the hydrosol through your own formulation and stability trials before you scale up.

Documented, and honestly preserved. Every batch ships with a certificate of analysis, a safety data sheet and a technical data sheet. Because a hydrosol is water-based, we preserve it with sodium benzoate (not more than 1.5%) and say so plainly, rather than badging a preserved product as preservative-free.

Sold as what it is. We sell neem water for what it honestly is — a gentle cosmetic water for external use, a fresh toner and mist, not a medicine. We describe the clean, clarifying, hydrating feel it genuinely gives, and leave the medical claims off, which keeps your label defensible.

Certified, and reachable. We hold ISO and GMP certification and supply Indian manufacturers and export buyers alike. And whatever you are formulating, you get a real person who can answer a technical question — the pH, the preservative, how it behaves in a formula — rather than a contact form.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is neem hydrosol?

The aromatic water from steam-distilling neem leaves (Azadirachta indica). A light, water-based cosmetic mist with a fresh, herbal neem scent, for external use.

Do I need to dilute neem hydrosol?

No, A hydrosol is already a dilute water, used as it is — mist it straight onto the skin, or use it as the water base in a formula.

How is neem hydrosol preserved?

With sodium benzoate at not more than 1.5%, it maintains its shelf life. Store it cool, dark and tightly sealed.

How is neem hydrosol different from neem oil?

It is a water, not an oil — light, water-based, with a much milder herbal scent. Neem oil is thick and strongly scented; the two are different products.

What skin does neem hydrosol suit?

It is gentle and suits most skin, and its fresh, clarifying feel is a particular favourite for oily and combination skin. Patch-test if very sensitive.

Can I order a sample before committing to bulk?

Yes, take a small pack, test it in your own formulation, and scale up once you are satisfied.

Disclaimer

Neem Hydrosol is a gentle cosmetic water for external use as a facial mist, toner or in formulations. It is not a food, a medicine or a supplement, and nothing here is medical advice or a treatment claim. It is preserved with sodium benzoate; patch test before first use, and store cool, dark and sealed.

Caution

For external cosmetic use only; do not swallow, and keep away from the eyes and from children. Mist it onto the skin or use it in a formulation as supplied — it does not need diluting. Patch test on the inner forearm first, stop if irritation occurs, and store the hydrosol cool, dark and sealed.