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This document discusses aromatic waters, including their types (simple and concentrated), methods of preparation (distillation and solution), therapeutic uses, dosing, storage, and applications in aromatherapy. Aromatic waters can be used as flavoring agents, vehicles for other formulations, and have therapeutic effects when used topically or aromatically. They are versatile preparations with many uses in pharmacy, herbalism, and cosmetics.

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We will be learning About aromatic waters: Types Methods of preparation Therapeutic uses Dose, storage and label Aromatherapy and Aromatherapy at home using everyday ingredients
Aromatic Waters Prepared By: Sabeer Kandel
Aromatic Waters They are clear, saturated aqueous solution of volatile oils or other aromatic or volatile substances (BP) For flavoring Or Pharmaceutical purposes Or as vehicle
Types of aromatic waters Simple aromatic waters Purified water as solvent NO alcohol Mainly as vehicle Eg : Chloroform water Concentrated aromatic waters Alcohol as solvent for volatile component Water is added to dilute and make aromatic water Used as vehicle as well as for therapeutic uses Eg: camphor water BP, Conc. Anise water BP
Methods of preparation Distillation method: Coarse crude drug Sufficient purified water; distillation Oil and aromatic water as distillate; filtered Diluted as per need Eg: strong rose water (NF) Solution method: Simple, quick, economic Intermittently shaking 2ml/2gm crude drug + 1000ml purified water in container for 15 min Settle for 12 hr; fliter and dilute
Therapeutic uses: Flavoring and perfuming formulations Base/ vehicle for special purpose: Camphor water: ophthalmic solution 損Refreshing and stimulating effect Rose water: skin products: 損Anti-oxidant Chloroform: many formulations 損Preservative
Miscellaneous Dose: normally 15-30 ml (once a day: bulk; twice/thrice: divided dosage) Storage conditions: 損Protect from excessive heat and intense light 損In airtight, light resistance container, in cool place Moreover, Label 損PROTECT FROM SUNLIGHT
Aromatherapy Use of essential oil excracted by distillation method The concentrated oils are diluted with carriers: 損Vegetable oils 損Glycerin 損Vodka 損Distilled water 損Alcohol 損Cornstarch Used by: herbalists, cosmetologists, healers, chiropractors
Externally for all ailments Skin and hair disorders: dry/oily; dandruff chamomile, peppermint, jasmine, basil Emotion: depression, insomnia, fatigue, memory Lavender, rose, sandalwood, chamomile Immunity: cell growth, indigestion, infection, nerve and joint Lavender, rose, lemon, peppermint, ginger Respiratory: sinus, antiviral, congestion Cinnamon, peppermint, anise, Home freshner: disinfectant, bugs and insects repellet Lavender, peppermint, lemon, camphor
Conclusion Aromatic waters are multi-purpose preparations They are an important part of not only pharmacy, but also: phytotherapy, cosmetology and more They are less to none side effect showing and easy to apply in day-to-day life home remedies
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  • 1. We will be learning About aromatic waters: Types Methods of preparation Therapeutic uses Dose, storage and label Aromatherapy and Aromatherapy at home using everyday ingredients
  • 3. Aromatic Waters They are clear, saturated aqueous solution of volatile oils or other aromatic or volatile substances (BP) For flavoring Or Pharmaceutical purposes Or as vehicle
  • 4. Types of aromatic waters Simple aromatic waters Purified water as solvent NO alcohol Mainly as vehicle Eg : Chloroform water Concentrated aromatic waters Alcohol as solvent for volatile component Water is added to dilute and make aromatic water Used as vehicle as well as for therapeutic uses Eg: camphor water BP, Conc. Anise water BP
  • 5. Methods of preparation Distillation method: Coarse crude drug Sufficient purified water; distillation Oil and aromatic water as distillate; filtered Diluted as per need Eg: strong rose water (NF) Solution method: Simple, quick, economic Intermittently shaking 2ml/2gm crude drug + 1000ml purified water in container for 15 min Settle for 12 hr; fliter and dilute
  • 6. Therapeutic uses: Flavoring and perfuming formulations Base/ vehicle for special purpose: Camphor water: ophthalmic solution 損Refreshing and stimulating effect Rose water: skin products: 損Anti-oxidant Chloroform: many formulations 損Preservative
  • 7. Miscellaneous Dose: normally 15-30 ml (once a day: bulk; twice/thrice: divided dosage) Storage conditions: 損Protect from excessive heat and intense light 損In airtight, light resistance container, in cool place Moreover, Label 損PROTECT FROM SUNLIGHT
  • 8. Aromatherapy Use of essential oil excracted by distillation method The concentrated oils are diluted with carriers: 損Vegetable oils 損Glycerin 損Vodka 損Distilled water 損Alcohol 損Cornstarch Used by: herbalists, cosmetologists, healers, chiropractors
  • 9. Externally for all ailments Skin and hair disorders: dry/oily; dandruff chamomile, peppermint, jasmine, basil Emotion: depression, insomnia, fatigue, memory Lavender, rose, sandalwood, chamomile Immunity: cell growth, indigestion, infection, nerve and joint Lavender, rose, lemon, peppermint, ginger Respiratory: sinus, antiviral, congestion Cinnamon, peppermint, anise, Home freshner: disinfectant, bugs and insects repellet Lavender, peppermint, lemon, camphor
  • 10. Conclusion Aromatic waters are multi-purpose preparations They are an important part of not only pharmacy, but also: phytotherapy, cosmetology and more They are less to none side effect showing and easy to apply in day-to-day life home remedies