Rose Hydrosol

Rose Hydrolate is a vegetable hydrosol obtained by steam distillation of rose petals. The rose oil obtained during the evaporation of the rose petals remains in the hydrosol, which gives the distinctive smell and properties of Rose Hydrolate.

Rose Hydrosol is widely used in skincare and beauty products and is known for its moisturizing, soothing, and revitalizing properties of the skin.

The history of Rose Hydrolat dates back to ancient times. During the Roman Empire, Rose Hydrosol was considered a luxury beauty product and was also included in the skincare routine of Queen Cleopatra. Today, many manufacturers obtain Rose Hydrolate from organically grown rose flowers and it is used in many different sectors, especially in the cosmetic industry.

The scent of Rose Hydrolate is a light, sweet, and floral scent of fresh rose petals. It has a lighter smell compared to rose oil, but still has a pleasant and romantic smell. Therefore, it is often used in natural perfumes, skin care products and homemade cosmetics. In addition, due to the pleasant smell of rose hydrolate, it is also used by many people in aromatherapy.

USES & BENEFITS

Rose Hydrolate is a natural aromatherapy material and has many benefits for human health. The relaxing properties of this product can be used to alleviate mental problems such as stress and anxiety. In addition, it helps to improve the quality of sleep moisturizes the skin, regulates skin tone, and helps treat skin problems such as acne, and eczema. It can also help to relieve symptoms during the menstrual period or menopause by helping to balance the estrogen hormones.

Rose Hydrolate is a widely used material in aromatherapy. This product can be used in many different ways. For example, you can spray in the room using rose hydrolate diluted with water in a spray bottle. You can also use it by adding a few drops of rose hydrolate to a diffuser or steam boiler.

However, before using any aromatherapy product, carefully read the instructions for use and take care to use the correct dilution ratios. In addition, it is recommended to consult a specialist about its use for pregnant women and small children.