Typically, rose water is made from the Damascena rose and its pink leaves. One kilogram of rose water is produced by one kilogram of rose petals. The oldest containers for carrying rose water are leather bags,
later replaced by glass
bottles or barrels.
Rose water is becoming more popular due to its rich scent and ability to refresh the mind and body. Even Romans were using it to freshen the air in their homes and in the Middle Ages it was a popular tool for
battling depression, when used while taking a bath or by splashing
 
What is Rose Water good for?

Rosewater is really helpful for any skin type, but it is especially beneficial for those with sensitive and dry
skin. Using this product will help clear away acne-causing bacteria and add back-in lost moisture to dry,
dull, and cracked skin when applied after cleansing your skin daily. If you want to take it a step further,
after cleansing apply a natural pure oil, such as organic Rosehip Seed Oil, to really lock in the moisture
and create a perfect "seal" for your skin.

Rosewater is a rich source of antioxidants and essential fatty acids. Jam packed with vitamins like A,C, D,
and B6, this flower water has been known to lower inflammation and help clear up blackheads and
breakouts.

It's also extremely hydrating for both your skin and your hair. Yep, that's right! You can use Rosewater for
your cuticles, face, body, skin, eyes, and so much more.
 
How to use
Moisturize the face with warm water, rub a clean foam, apply to the face, gently massage the face until the entire face of the bubble clean, and gently press with a wet towel to remove the cleanser to prevent skin damage, daily use One or two times. After one week, you will have beautiful and bright skin.
How to use?

Step1. After cleansing with a natural cleanser, use rose water directly onto your face or on a cotton pad.

Step2. Apply your usual serum or moisturizer.

Step3. Apply several times a day.