Rose Petals - 100 g and 250 g

Dried Rose Petals – 20 g

Rose petals for natural skin care, baths and homemade cosmetics
A classic choice for soothing the skin, reducing redness and natural toning

Key benefits

• Soothes irritated and sensitive skin

• A rich source of antioxidants and vitamin C

• Suitable for use in baths, toners, soaps and ointments

Dried rose petals can be used for:

• Rose water (toner for face or body)

• Bath salts and baths (for relaxation and skin care)

• Cold process soaps

• Massage oils and ointments

• Bath bombs, cleansing gels, potpourri

Recipe: Rose body oil

Ingredients

• 6 tablespoons of dried rose petals

• 200 ml almond oil

Method
Lightly crush the petals with a wooden spoon and pour the oil over them. Close the container tightly and leave at room temperature for 7 days. Then strain the oil through gauze into a clean bottle.
Use the oil after showering – it soothes the skin, reduces redness and helps with eczema and sensitivity.

Dried rose petals are not only visually beautiful but also extremely useful and valued in natural cosmetics, herbalism and aromatherapy. They contain powerful antioxidants, above all vitamin C, which protects the skin against free-radical damage and encourages its regeneration.

Thanks to their anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties rose petals are ideal for caring for sensitive, irritated and acne-prone skin. They help calm redness, reduce inflammation and improve skin tone. Their gentle, natural scent has a calming and mood-balancing effect, so they are also often used in baths, fragrance blends and relaxation products.

Rose petals are extremely versatile to use – from toners and hydrosols, to body oils, scrubs, bath bombsor a simple potpourri to scent a room.

Our petals are carefully dried to preserve their colour, scent and all their active ingredients. They are 100% natural, with no additives and untreated, ready for your creations.

Not for oral use. Store at room temperature, protected from light and out of the reach of children. Must not come into contact with the eyes.

INGREDIENTS (INCI): Rose Petal

Can I use dried rose petals directly on the skin?
Yes, but we recommend soaking them in warm water first or using them as an ingredient in baths, toners or oils. Applying dry petals directly to the skin is not recommended for sensitive skin.

Are rose petals also suitable for use in food or tea?
Our dried petals are intended for cosmetic use, so we do not recommend them for consumption or for making teas.

How long can I keep dried rose petals?
With proper storage in a dry, dark place (in a glass or paper jar), they will keep their quality for up to 12 months.

Do the petals keep their colour in soaps and oils?
Yes, if you add them after the cold process. However, with prolonged cooking the colour may fade – we recommend shorter contact with heat.

Can I make rose water from these petals at home?
Yes! Pour boiling water over the petals, leave to stand for 30 minutes, strain and keep in the fridge for up to a week. You can then use the rose water as a facial toner.