Rose water

Rose water has many health benefits. It has a sweet, floral fragrance that makes it perfect for use in lotions, toners, and other skin care products. Read on.

Learn how to make and use rose water for use in skin care to tea to baked goods. Medicinal Rose has any array of uses for health and home.

To set the refresh button on your skin just as the weather starts to cool down, you’ll want to reach for a rose water facial mist—specifically Garnier’s Soothing Facial Mist with Rose Water. The formula, with rose water, can lightly hydrate the skin leaving it feeling soothed and refreshed.

Read on to learn more about rose water, it’s benefits, and how to make your own very easily (and affordably). Your skin will thank you!

Rosewater helps to maintain your skin's pH balance, that can help reduce the redness of irritated skin, get rid of acne, dermatitis and eczema. Here we came with the benefits of using rose water.

Lets start with DARJEELING! Darjeeling Black tea derives its name from the Darjeeling District of Northern India, high in the Himalayan Mountain Range,where this tea is grown. The characteristic climate prevailing at these high altitudes are perfect for the growth and production of a truly mellow and rare tea. The growth cycle of the tea plant is a very short period (2-3 weeks). Darjeeling is a fully fermented tea. The process of fermentation is mechanically induced and very carefully…

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Do you know how beneficial rose water is for hair? It is known to soothe scalp irritation and may stabilize the hair’s pH balance. Know more about it here.

Do you have roses in your garden? If you do when it’s time to prune, save some of your rose petals to make this easy rose water recipe.