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Rose Water
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About Rose Water
| Ingredients | Rose |
| Shelf life | 12 months |
| Allergens | Tree Nuts May be Present: Peanuts, Other Nuts, Sesame, Soy, Milk, Egg |
| Storage Condition | Keep in Cool and Dry Place |
| Features | Unflavoured, Pure, No additive, No Sugar, No Chemical, Alcohol-free |
There are few culinary ingredients more mysterious and hypnotic than rosewater. A few drops of pure rosewater turns simple drinks and desserts into irresistible delicacies. Add rosewater to taste to your herbal tea or start with a teaspoon of rosewater for 1 cup of yogurt and add more to taste or even add a splash to your lemonade for a complex flavour enhancer.
With a deep history rooted in Middle Eastern Beauty and cooking, our rose water is produced by steeping rose petals in water, which adds an elegant floral aroma to any recipe. Rose water’s skin-soothing features also make it a beneficial ingredient in facial sprays and toners and sprays.
General Information
Roses are millions of years old; they were used in cooking back in Ancient Roman times. Romans also used these flower petals as confetti at parties, for perfume, and in some pharmaceutical applications.
Roses with eight petals were conceived as symbols of rebirth during the Renaissance. Through this time, the rose also became known for war. The War of the Roses happened when York and Lancaster of England went to war; the battle earned this name because the red rose represented Lancaster, and the white rose represented York.
Rosewater can be traced back to the 10th century, throughout the Persian empire, where rose petals were used to enrich and flavour Middle Eastern cuisine. During the Crusades, rosewater made its way through Europe, where it was used to wash hands before large Ancient feasts.
Rosewater is usually applied to infuse flavour into foods, but they taste floral and earthy, with a slight sweetness. Some people may say the flavour of rosewater is similar to strawberries. It has a light, sweet fruit flavour with a nice, smooth texture.
- Unsweetened, No added sugar.
- All-natural, no added colour
Best ways to use Rose Water
Rose-infused water provides a great way to combine the flavour of the rose into a whole dish, such as sponge cake, custard, or other baked goods. Rosewater helps balance the skin’s PH, reduces redness and irritation, tightens pores, and helps calm and soothe hot skin. In addition to drinking rosewater, it can be used as:
- Skin tonic
- Skin hydration
- Antibacterial qualities
- Anti-aging
- Reduces frizz in hair
Serving Suggestions
The rosewater is always appreciated as an aromatic food ingredient. They are perfect ingredients for cool beverages. Dried rose petals are used as a topping for foods and sweets, mixed in yogurt, desserts, and tea infusion.
Storage
Rosewater doesn’t need to be refrigerated. It will keep its floral aroma best when stored in a cool, dry place. Pure concentrated rose water has a long shelf life, but if you’re concerned, give it a taste before cooking with it.
Rose Water FAQ
My face gets dry in the office, can I use this on my face with make-up on?
Yes. Just not too much. You can spray twice for a refresher. It also works fine to use it in cosmetics (foundation and powder).
Does it work well to help with acne scaring?
Yes, it can improve the surface of skin and reduce the darkness from old scars.
Is rose water for topical use or for cooking?
It can be used for both. This particular product is food grade, so you can cook with it, but its intended use is for the skin.
Can this product be stored in the fridge for a cool spray?
Yes, the Rose Water can be stored in the refrigerator. And I know a lot of customers do that so they have something cool to spray on their face during the day. Just as you suggested! That makes it really nice during the summer months.
Does this smell exactly like a rose would?
Yes, but lighter.
Is this chemical free?
Yes, this product is chemical free.
What are all the exact ingredients?
Pure rose water.
Can this be used as essence?
Yes, it will be very light and subtle, but quite lovely delicate fragrance nonetheless.
Can you drink rose water?
Drink rose water, said to have anti-aging properties, to help with skin aging by reducing wrinkles, lightening dark spots and tightening pores. Drink rose water as a mood enhancer, to relieve depression or stress. Also, it helps heal from colds, flu and sore throats.
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