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The color of rose essential oil is deep red for the absolute; Light Yellow for the steam distillate. The scientific name of rose is Rosa damascene (rose otto) the effect of this oil is relaxing and its smell is warm, deep floral. It blends very well with bergamot, chamomile, and geranium.
It stops aging skin; it is useful in broken veins cases. This essential oil helps in fighting depression, headache, and insomnia. It has some ingredients that help in PMS symptoms, sensitive skin, sore throat and stress. The essential rose oil has phycotherapeutic antidepressant heart/circulatory stimulating, regulating and soothing qualities that make it widely used in aromatherapy it restores the general balance of body boosts concentration and uplifts the spirit.
Though a considerable amount of rose petals are processed into oil and water, petals that are left to dry can be crushed and brewed as a tea. Rose petal tea may soothe mild sore throats and open blocked bronchial tubes, making it especially useful for treating colds and flu. It is also thought to have a cooling effect on the body and reduce fevers along with associated rashes. A mild diuretic, rose petal tea is often recommended as a digestive tonic and thought to restore balance in the gut.
Rose Otto is the process of steam distilling crushed rose petals. Rose oil can also be yielded by the "absolute" method, which processes the flower with a solvent. Though absolute processing requires far fewer roses and costs less, some believe it contaminates the oil with traces of solvent. To harvest the greatest therapeutic benefit, choose the Otto form. You can find this fragrant nectar infused into perfumes and lotions or used in its pure state for aromatherapy.
After bathing or showering, apply a few drops of rose bathing oil onto the damp skin. The skin will quickly absorb the oil. Light massage helps stimulate the skin's functions and warms the body. The delicate oil maintains the skin's natural beauty and brightness, while the flowery fragrance of Rose harmonizes the body and spirit.
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