This rose oil is Bulgaria’s ‘liquid gold’.
The Many Benefits of Rose Oil:
This beautiful exquisite sweet oil not only smells divine but can do wonders for your skin. For centuries Rose has been used in cosmetics, medicines and perfumes by the ancients Greeks and Romans.
With its excellent moisturising effects on dry, irritated and chapped skin, Rose oil can help to nourish and hydrate skin.
Rose makes a wonderful skin toner as it acts as an astringent on the skin, helping to tighten and tone skin and is rich in Vitamin C, a powerful antioxidant that can help protect and improve the texture and appearance of the skin.
With its natural antibacterial properties, Rose essential oil can help treat acne and blemished skin, while its anti-inflammatory properties help to reduce redness and calm and sooth irritated skin.
Naturally Effective Skincare
Rose Essential Oil is a key ingredients in our bestselling Frankincense and Rose range. This gorgeously hydrating and nourishing range is well suited to dry and mature skin and is available in the following products:
Frankincense & Rose Cleansing Face Gel- Intensely hydrating and nourishing for the skin, especially good for dry and mature skin.
Frankincense & Rose Moisturising Face Lotion – A light-weight rejuvenating face lotion that helps to tone and hydrate skin, slowing down the signs of ageing.
Frankincense & Rose Moisturising Face Cream – Rejuvenating and hydrating helping to uplift, boost and tone mature skins.
Rose oil is also a key ingredient in our Rejuvenating Rose Hydrating Face Gel– A light and refreshing face gel that helps to hydrate and replenish dry and tired skin and can help slow down the signs of ageing such as fine lines and wrinkles.
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It is important to always carry out a patch test before using any natural ingredients you haven’t used before. Just apply a small amount of the blend to the inside on your elbow and keep an eye on the area over the next 24 hours.
If any irritation does occur rinse the area with cool water. If you have blended a few essential oils together you may need to test each one individually to find out which is causing your skin to react.