Dried Rose Petals

BENEFITS

Skin Benefits

• Soothing & calming
  Helps reduce redness and irritation.

• Natural toner
  Supports firmer-looking skin and refined pores.

• Rich in antioxidants
  Helps protect skin from environmental stress.

• Hydrating & refreshing
  Ideal for facial steams and herbal infusions.

• Supports glowing skin
  Promotes a soft, radiant complexion.

Internal Wellness (Tea Use)

• Traditionally used to:

  • Support digestion

  • Reduce bloating

  • Promote relaxation

  • Ease menstrual discomfort

• Naturally caffeine-free and gentle.

Hair Benefits

• Adds shine and softness

• Soothes scalp irritation

• Can be infused into hair rinses or oils

Spiritual & Aromatic Use

• Used in cleansing rituals and meditation

• Adds beauty and fragrance to potpourri

• Perfect for romantic baths and self-care rituals

HOW TO USE (DETAILED)

1. Herbal Tea

• Add 1–2 teaspoons of dried rose petals to hot water.

• Steep for 5–10 minutes.

• Strain and enjoy warm or cold.

• Can be blended with hibiscus, chamomile, or green tea.

2. Facial Steam

• Add a handful of petals to a bowl of hot water.

• Lean over (at a safe distance), cover head with a towel, and steam for 5–10 minutes.

• Helps open pores and refresh the skin.

3. Bath Soak

• Add directly to bathwater or place in a muslin bag.

• Combine with Epsom salt and essential oils for a luxury bath experience.

4. Infused Oil

• Place petals in a clean jar and cover with carrier oil (jojoba, almond, olive).

• Infuse for 2–4 weeks in a cool place.

• Strain and use in skincare or haircare products.

5. Skincare Formulations

• Use in:

  • Face masks

  • Scrubs

  • Toners (infusion)

  • Creams (water phase infusion)

6. Decorative Use

• Potpourri

• Wedding décor

• Gift packaging

• Candle and soap toppings

SAFETY

• Ensure petals are cosmetic or food grade before internal use.

• Perform a patch test if using topically for the first time.

• Avoid if allergic to roses or floral plants.

• Store in a cool, dry place away from moisture.

• For internal use, consult a healthcare professional if pregnant or on medication.