Champaca Water

Champa hydrosol is a floral water produced during the hydro distillation of champa flowers. It's known for its aromatic and therapeutic properties, often used in skincare and aromatherapy. The hydrosol can be misted on the skin or used in various beauty formulations for a subtle fragrance and potential skin benefits.

The pH level of Champa  hydrosol is vary depending on factors such as the source of the champa and the manufacturing process. Generally, champa hydrosol tends to be slightly acidic typically in the range of 4 to 6 on the pH scale. This acidity is due to the presence of water-soluble compounds from the plant material. 

1. *Aromatic Therapy:* Champa water has a pleasing fragrance, making it popular in aromatherapy. Inhaling its scent may have a calming or uplifting effect on mood.

2. *Skincare:* It's often used in skincare routines as a toner or facial mist. Some people find it beneficial for hydrating the skin and promoting a healthy complexion.

3. *Relaxation:* The aroma of Champa is associated with relaxation and stress relief. Using Champa water in a room spray or diffuser may contribute to a soothing environment.

4. *Spiritual Significance:* Champa flowers have cultural and spiritual significance in some traditions. The use of Champa water may be tied to rituals or practices aimed at creating a sacred atmosphere.

5. *Anti-inflammatory Properties:* Some hydrosols are believed to have mild anti-inflammatory properties. Champa water may potentially be used for soothing irritated skin.