hydrol
- noun
- /ˈhaɪdrəl/
- Specialized
- She sprayed the rose hydrol on her face to refresh and tone her skin after cleansing.
Examples
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Lavender hydrol is often used as a gentle facial mist in natural skincare routines.
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Many aromatherapists recommend using a hydrol as a soothing room spray or linen freshener.
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The hydrol from lavender has a calming effect.
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She uses rose hydrol in her skincare routine.
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She sprayed the rose hydrol on her face to refresh and tone her skin after cleansing.
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Lavender hydrol is often used as a gentle facial mist in natural skincare routines.
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Many aromatherapists recommend using a hydrol as a soothing room spray or linen freshener.
How Fragrant
Surface Forms
Morphology
hydrol = hydr + ol
Although the form suggests something water-related, the aromatherapy meaning is specialized and not transparently derivable from hydr- and -ol for most learners.
Etymology
Hydrol comes from the part hydro- meaning 'water' and is like the word hydrosol, which means 'plant water'. A helpful way to remember a hydrol is to think of it as a fragrant 'plant water' made by steam distillation for skin and scent.