Drinking rose water brings surprising health and skin benefits for its anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and antiseptic properties, as well as being an excellent source of vitamins (A, B, C, D and E) and flavonoids. Discover everything that hides rose water behind its particular fragrance and, above all, how to prepare it.
Rose water is much more than a cosmetic, and in fact, its origin goes back to ancient Persia (Iran). Its topical use (to apply to the skin or hair) and to spray (as a spray for its relaxing effect) are its most popular applications, but rose water has proved to be an excellent tonic for overall health, and can be taken for relieving numerous discomforts.