Rose flower water with atomizer, organic, 250 ml

Characteristics

• Rose water is produced as a by-product in the extraction of oil from roses. It is known for its unique taste and characteristic aroma of fresh pink flowers.
• Rose water is soothing, stimulates and regenerates the skin, hydrates, refreshes and smells naturally. Rose water is elegant and soothing on the skin, helping with reddened and inflamed skin.
• Natural rose water is a gently cleansing and toning product for all skin types that maintains the pH balance, stimulates regeneration processes and has a soothing effect.

Use

• Rose water supports healthy and supple skin.
• Recommended after irritation. For dry and damaged hair.
• Rose water is widely used in perfumes and as an emollient in skin care products.
• It is suitable for all skin types, especially for mature, dry and sensitive skin, helps with inflammation and reduces the visibility of capillaries.
• Our rose water is excellent for cleansing and toning and can be mixed with other creams, lotions, clays and cosmetic bases to produce a wide range of skin treatments.
• Multi-purpose treatments: This rose water can be used as a make-up remover, in aromatherapy and as a hair treatment.
• Natural: No chemicals, preservatives or artificial fragrances. Treating your skin with pure rose water means you'll see all the benefits without worrying about skin irritation.

Ingredients

Rosa damscena flower water, Sodium benzoate, Potassium sorbate

What is sodium benzoate?

Sodium benzoate is the sodium salt of benzoic acid, which occurs naturally in fruits - cranberries, apricots, apples, as well as in mushrooms, cinnamon, cloves and some dairy products (as a result of bacterial fermentation) and teas.

It is mainly used as a component of the preservation system (also in the food industry), also permitted in natural cosmetics. It is one of the cheapest preservatives ever. It has antimicrobial effects, prevents the multiplication of bacteria, but does not kill them.

It is also slightly antifungal, protects against fungi, molds and yeasts (in an acidic environment, i.e. pH 4.5 and below). It is therefore sensitive to the pH of the environment in which it is found. Depending on the pH, one of its properties is always preferred, so it can be considered an unstable but still functional substance. It is not an allergen and can cause contact dermatitis only in very sensitive individuals.

What is Potassium Sorbate?

Potassium sorbate is the potassium salt of sorbic acid. It is used in a synthetic form, very rarely we find it in a derivative natural form. It finds a place in cosmetic products as an alternative to parabens, it works as a preservative (allowed in natural cosmetics).

It has antifungal effects, thus preventing the growth of molds, yeasts and fungi, but it does not protect against bacteria, it stops the multiplication of microorganisms and extends the shelf life of the product. It does not belong to allergens and mild irritation has been noted only in extremely sensitive individuals.