Rose Water

Description

Rose Water is a natural toner that balances the skin’s pH and tightens pores, leading to a smoother complexion. Simple and effective, it contains no alcohol, preservatives, or artificial fragrance. In addition, its soothing properties calm irritation and reduce redness, making it ideal for sensitive skin. Furthermore, rose water is rich in antioxidants, which protect against environmental stressors and promote a youthful appearance. Its hydrating qualities provide a refreshing boost, suitable for all skin types. This blend contains about 25% Damask and 75% other rose varieties in distilled water, offering benefits for face, hair, and body.  Damask and other bush roses.

Key Benefits for Skin

• Hydration: Provides excellent moisture, keeping skin refreshed.
• Soothing: Anti-inflammatory properties calm irritation and redness.
• Antioxidant Protection: Defends against oxidative stress and signs of aging.
• Astringent Effects: Tightens pores and controls excess oil.
• Brightening: Improves tone, fades dark spots, and promotes radiance.
• Natural Fragrance: Pleasant scent enhances mood and calms during skincare.
• Hydrosol Benefits: Offers topical and aromatic uses, ideal for facial mists.
• Makeup Setter: Functions as a setting spray for a dewy finish.

Benefits for Hair

Rose water moisturizes the scalp, preventing dryness and promoting shine. Moreover, its anti-inflammatory properties soothe irritation and itching. Antioxidants strengthen strands, reducing breakage. Additionally, it imparts a natural fragrance and helps detangle hair for easier styling.

Benefits for Body

Rose water hydrates skin, keeping it soft and supple. It calms redness and irritation, providing relief after sun exposure or in dry climates. Furthermore, it serves as a refreshing mist throughout the day. The gentle scent offers soothing aromatherapy, while its toning effects improve texture and promote a youthful appearance.

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