Dried Rose Petals – 6 oz Bag
Our Rose Petals (Rosa damascena) are delicately hand-picked and dried to preserve their beautiful color and fragrance. Herbalists treasure rose petals for their heart-opening qualities and skin-soothing benefits. Whether you're crafting teas, skincare remedies, or potpourri, these petals offer versatility and elegance to any herbal project.
Herbal Benefits of Rose Petals:
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Emotional Support
Rose petals are often used to uplift the spirit, open the heart, and support emotional balance. -
Skin-Nourishing Properties
Roses are frequently added to skincare formulations for their soothing and hydrating benefits, making them ideal for sensitive or dry skin. -
Digestive Health
Rose petals are a mild astringent, used in herbal teas to support digestion and reduce inflammation.
How Herbalists Use Rose Petals:
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Tea Blends: Add rose petals to herbal teas to enhance emotional well-being. They pair beautifully with chamomile, lavender, or hibiscus.
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Skincare: Infuse rose petals into oils for nourishing face serums or add them to homemade bath soaks for a luxurious experience.
Size: 6ounce (vl) bags
How to Make DIY Rose Water with Dried Rose Petals
Rose water is a versatile and fragrant ingredient used in skincare, hair care, and even culinary recipes. By using dried rose petals, you can easily make your own high-quality rose water at home. Perfect for toners, facial mists, or adding a luxurious touch to homemade bath products, this recipe is simple and customizable for your needs.
Ingredients:
- 1 cup of dried rose petals
- 2 cups of distilled water
- A small saucepan
- A strainer
- A glass jar or spray bottle for storage
Instructions:
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Boil the Water:
Bring 2 cups of distilled water to a gentle boil in a small saucepan. -
Add Rose Petals:
Once the water starts to boil, reduce the heat to low and add 1 cup of dried rose petals. -
Simmer Gently:
Let the rose petals simmer in the water for about 10-15 minutes, or until the petals lose their color and the water becomes a light pink hue. Keep the heat low to prevent evaporation. -
Cool and Strain:
Remove the saucepan from heat and allow the rose water to cool completely. Once cooled, strain the mixture to remove the petals, using a fine mesh strainer or cheesecloth. -
Store:
Pour the rose water into a clean glass jar or spray bottle. Store in the refrigerator for up to two weeks.
How to Use Your Homemade Rose Water:
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Facial Toner: Spritz rose water onto your skin after cleansing to hydrate and tone. Its soothing properties are perfect for sensitive or irritated skin.
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Hair Rinse: Add rose water to your hair care routine by using it as a final rinse after shampooing. It helps soften hair and adds a subtle floral fragrance.
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Aromatherapy Mist: Use rose water as a calming room or linen spray. The natural, soothing scent of rose petals is great for relaxation.
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DIY Skincare: Incorporate rose water into your homemade face masks, creams, or bath soaks for added hydration and skin-nourishing benefits.
Disclaimer:
This product is intended for internal and external use as directed by a healthcare or herbal professional. Always consult a healthcare provider before using if you are pregnant, nursing, or have a medical condition. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.