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Rose Essential Oils
Botanical name : Rosa Damascena. Origin : Bulgaria. Scent : Rose floral aroma. Note : Base/middle. Blends well with Bergamot, chamomile, clary sage, fennel, frankincense,geranium, lavender, jasmine, juniper, Melissa, neroli, patchouli. Physical Benefits Regulates female reproductive system and is especially beneficial for uterus. Powerful tonic effect upon circulation, nervous system and digestion. Aids regeneration of skin cells, so is excellent for skin problems and general skin care. Mind and Spirit Gentle aphrodisiac, easing impotence and frigidity. Relieves tension, depression, post natal depression, sadness and grief. Cautions Do not use during the first four months of pregnancy. Buy Rose Oil Buy rose essential oils from reputable supplier. Make sure you get organic essential oils. Available in 1/8 oz, 1/4 oz, and 1/2 oz.Price starts from $ 99.00
Learn More about Rose Essential Oils First of all, most rose oil comes from the Damask rose [rosa damascena], which is primarily cultivated in Bulgaria, Turkey, Egypt, France, and Morocco. Otto ,absolute or floral water refer to how the oil is derived from the fragrant petals. Absolute sounds like it's the best, but in fact, it's a concentrated semi-solid material obtained by alcohol extraction. Otto is done via steam distillation, thus increasing its cost. Rose water or Hydrolats are the remaining pure waters of the steam distillation of plant materials. They contain a minute quantity of essential oil made of the very few water soluble molecules that contain all the therapeutic principles of the plants. They may be clear or slightly coloured. Their aroma is fragrant and fresh, reminiscent of, but somewhat different to, the natural aroma of the plants and flowers from which they have been distilled.  Return to Aromatherapy-at-Home Homepage.
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Rose Essential Oils Profile. 
Grown, harvested and processed without the use of pesticides, chemical fertilizers, herbicides, GMO's, synthetic chemicals, growth agents, and free from irradiation and chemical sterilization. All certified organic materials are certified though OTCO, a USDA accredited third party certification agency. (Certificates available upon request).
