BEWIT Rose of Damascus once distilled in MCT oil

Also known as: Damascene rose, Persian rose

Treat yourself to the care of one of the rarest essential oils. The Iranian or Persian rose will amaze you with the multifaceted and full fragrance and its wide range of uses. The version diluted in MCT oil has comparable properties to the undiluted version and is more affordable.

Rose essential oil is strongly harmonising. It will calm an irritated stomach and nerves, strengthen you during stress and headaches, and bring relaxation for easier falling asleep or meditation. It will stimulate circulation and inflame desire.

It provides support for women throughout their whole life. It will contribute to the balance and regularity of the monthly cycle, fine-tune the course of menstruation and menopause, tone the female organs and give confidence in motherhood.

It is an elixir of care for skin and complexion, especially mature, sensitive, dry and exhausted skin, which it hydrates, tones and nourishes. It softens the skin surface, wrinkles and various surface imperfections, soothes irritation and facilitates regeneration.

If you like to create, use it in lotions, serums, soaps, bath oils and other natural cosmetics. Not to be missed in perfume, to which it adds a touch of luxury and femininity.

It also has a beneficial effect on psyche and emotions. It will help you to relax, provide support in emotionally tense situations, or dispel doubts and pessimism. It will boost your self-confidence, self-acceptance and hope. It will bring depth to partner relationships develop love, understanding, closeness and trust.

Try other variations of rose essential oils in MCT or jojoba oil: BEWIT Rose of Damascus twice distilled in MCT oil BEWIT Provence rose in jojoba BEWIT Rose of Damascus in jojoba BEWIT White rose in MCT oil BEWIT Rose of Damascus ABSOLUE in jojoba

Benefits

• Calms and relaxes
• Nourishes and rejuvenates the skin
• Promotes womanhood, motherhood and partnership

Unique Persian rose

The Persian rose is a natural hybrid, which originated about 7,000 years ago on the borders of today’s Afgha­nistan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan, from where it spread throughout the Persian Empire. The famous tradition of producing rose oil, which has always played an important role in medicine, perfumery and rituals, soon developed here.

Iranian rose essential oil is considered the most intense and the most complex variant of rose oil. It differs from the Bulgarian or Turkish rose oil by its deeper, richer and fruitier fragrance with subtle spicy undertones. The unmistakable scent, for which it is extremely valued in perfumery and aromatherapy, is due to the unique combination of Iran’s climate and the soil of the Kashan region.

Rose once distilled

This essential oil was created by steam distillation of rose blossoms. The designation “once distilled” means that only one distillation cycle has taken place.

This process results in an essential oil containing a wide range of aromatic components, including heavier and resinous compounds. This gives a rich, intense, fuller and heavier aroma. Such oil is more often used for therapeutic purposes.

Compared to it, double-distilled essential oil is more delicate and is also used in perfume production.

The rarest essences

Rose essential oils are very rare, as a huge amount of raw material is used to extract them: approximately 3–4 tons of rose petals are needed for 1 kg of rose oil. That’s why it’s one of the most expensive oils in the world.

For this reason too, we offer a more affordable variant of rose essential oil in MCT oil. While the undiluted version is a 100% essential oil that must first be diluted in a carrier oil for application to the skin, this version is already diluted and ready to apply directly to the skin. However, it is not suitable for a diffuser.

For such purposes, the undiluted BEWIT Rose of Damascus once distilled essential oil is suitable.

Use

Apply in circular motions to the neck, temples, nape of the neck or soles of the feet, or inhale from the palms of the hands.

Caution in pregnancy

Although rose is considered a mother oil, handle it carefully during pregnancy, especially when applying to skin.

Ingredients

Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride

Rose Flower Oil/Extract*

Rosa Damascena Flower Oil

Citronellol*, Geraniol*, Farnesol*, Pinene*, Beta-Caryophyllene*, Geranyl Acetate*, Citral*, Linalool*, Eugenol*, Benzyl Benzoate*, Limonene*, Terpineol*, Terpinolene*

*natural component of essential oil

Country of origin

Iran, Islamic Republic of