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Rosewater- The Possible Benefits with Home Remedies In Day To Day Life For Skin

Updated on May 8, 2020
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I and my family have been using various products with rosewater. It has magical benefits for our skin with very easy and cheapest way.

As it has been rightly said, " A Rose is the king of the flowers". In the world of flowers, there is no such dominance like roses. Color, fragrance and beauty are some of the synonyms for roses which is a symbol of beauty all over the world. This is the reason why rose oil and rose water has been used in many products. Rosewater is an aromatic water which you must have used at some time or the other in your life. It also comprises of many useful benefits. It is basically used for cleaning the skin.

What is rose water?

Rosewater is prepared by distilling rose petals with the help of steam. Moreover, it is the hydrosol portion of the distillate of various rose petals, a by-product of the generation of rose oil used in making perfumes.

Rosewater has been utilized for many thousands of years ago, including the middle ages. It might have originated in what is now known as Iran. From ancient times, it has been used in both beauty products and food and drink products as well.

Uses of Rosewater

Can you imagine that rose water was used to wash hands at mealtimes in medieval Europe? But there are unlimited benefits of rose water. I have gathered a few of them to realize, how beneficial it is in our day to day life.

How can you use rosewater with home remedies?

1. For Eyes

Soak a cotton ball with rose water and place it on the eyes, while keeping your eyes closed for a few minutes. Your eyes will get extreme comfort and relax by the cool property of rosewater.

2. Black circles around the eyes

If you have developed dark circles under your eyes, then it is also possible to treat it. Rosewater had proved to be very beneficial for treating dark circles developed under the eyes. Soak the cotton ball in rose water and massage it with light hands on the dark circles. It helps in cleaning the dead cells and opens the closed pores under the eyes. If you want to deal with black spots under the eyes completely, then you also have to pay proper attention to your diet and take sufficient sleep also.

To get the solution for swollen and tired eyes, mix some amount of sandalwood powder and rose water, apply it lightly on the eyelids with fingers and wash it with lukewarm water after drying for 10 minutes.

3. For pink and soft lips

If you are suffering from dry lips, then with the help of rosewater it can also be treated. Grind the beetroot to make a thick paste by mixing one teaspoon of rosewater in it and leave it on your lips for 10 minutes, lips will become soft as well as pink also.

4. For face

If you have to go out on a regular basis, then obviously your skin has to face a lot of dirt and dust. In that case, you should use rose water for cleaning your face regularly. Using rose water daily also helps to maintain moisture in the skin, removes dirt accumulated on the area of the face and increases the glow on the same.

5. As a makeup remover

Going to a party, applying lots of makeup, but what next after reaching home from the party, the biggest task to remove the facial makeup. Rosewater can be used as a natural makeup remover. Take a few drops of rosewater on a piece of cotton and add two drops of coconut oil to it and you can easily remove your makeup.

6. For burnt skin

If you are working in a kitchen and suddenly your hand gets burn, then immediately put cold water to it. After that, you can apply rose water to the burnt area. Rosewater has antiseptic and antibacterial qualities that help in healing the wounds and fighting infections.

7. For feeling fresh all-day

Mix a few drops of rosewater into your bathing tub, it helps in retaining the natural glow of the skin. The divine aroma of the rose helps in energizing the body and upkeeping the freshness all day long.

8. To get rid of pimples

With the proper use of rosewater, you can easily get rid of various skin problems like dark spots and pimples very skillfully. Cleaning the skin with rosewater regularly helps to maintain a natural glow and purity of the skin.

9. For taking care of hairs

Rosewater has a divine fragrance. Use a few drops of rosewater in your shampoo daily and the hairs will automatically have a divine aromatic smell. Rosewater acts as a conditioner for the hairs which helps in maintaining shine and light in it. It also helps to regenerate the hair growth by massaging the scalp with rosewater regularly.

10. For dandruff

Grind fenugreek seeds and mixed this paste rose water to get rid of dandruff. Apply the paste on your hairs for 20 to 30 minutes, then wash it off with lukewarm water. Rosewater acts as an antifungal and helps in rectifying the problems of hairs. You can also use rosewater as a oil as you are using your routine oil.

How to make rosewater at home?

Conclusion

Although rosewater is considered to be safe, as there are no known risks for the common population. The only peculiarity is that if you are allergic to the substance.

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