Thousands of roses in one bottle. For your skin, and for your heart on heavy days.
馃尮 Roll-on 路 10 ml 路 skin & comfort
I'll be honest: rose isn't my favourite scent. For anything to do with skin, though, Rose is a top oil. I use it as a face serum after cleansing, and my skin feels soft and cared for.
And when life feels heavy, I roll Rose over my heart. Then the scent is comfort to me, a warm hand at a moment when I need one.
Rose oil is considered one of the most precious oils in the world, and it's easy to see why once you know what goes into it: 5 ml of pure oil takes around 10,000 roses. They're picked by hand before sunrise, and because the petals are so delicate, they have to be distilled the same day. In the roller the oil is already diluted, so you can use a little of such a precious oil every day.
The Persians perfected the distillation of rose water and rose oil in the Middle Ages, and from Persia the rose conquered Europe, Asia and the Middle East. The Damask rose in this roller is named after Damascus. For thousands of years, roses have stood for love and beauty.
That's how many roses it takes to make 5 ml of pure rose oil. Picked by hand before sunrise and distilled the same day.
10,000 roses for 5 ml, CPTG-tested for purity.
Diluted in coconut oil, gentle enough for your daily face routine.
Thanks to the dilution, you can use pure rose oil every day.
A roller to place over your heart when things feel heavy.
The Damask roses for Rose Touch come from Bulgaria, famous for its Valley of the Roses. Early in the morning, when the scent is strongest, the pickers harvest the flowers by hand.
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You can order Rose Touch on its own, or, and honestly I always recommend this, set up your own account and get 25% off.
Essential oil, pre-diluted in fractionated coconut oil, for aromatic and topical use. Keep out of the eyes, inner ear and sensitive areas. Store out of reach of children. If you're pregnant, breastfeeding, have a medical condition or take medication, please consult your doctor first. Not a medical product; not intended to prevent, treat or cure any disease.