Damascus Rose
This species of rose is considered the most valuable flower in the world because it contains 300 active substances including vitamin C, carotene, B and K group vitamins in very high content, flavonoids, tannin, polyunsaturated fatty acids, calcium, which affects metabolism and absorption of food, potassium necessary for the proper functioning of the heart, iodine, which has a positive effect on the thyroid, magnesium, sodium and zinc.
Health Benefits: Damascus Rose helps regulate both the immune and nervous systems. It stimulate the endocrine glands and renew cells. In the case of the digestive system, it regenerates mucous membranes and improves bacterial flora. Damascus Rose strengthen heart by regulating its rhythm. It relieves stress, depression and cures insomnia. Inhalations also help fight colds and coughs. Damascus Rose has antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties. Damascus Rose oil regenerates and improves sensitive skin firmness by strengthening collagen fibers. In the result complexion is shiny with reduced redness and acne healed. It also smoothes wrinkles and improves skin firmness by strengthening collagen fibers. There is a variety of benefits for hair - softens, nourish and stimulate its growth. Rose water increases the healing of difficult to heal wounds and scars. It also inhibit the secretion of sebum, thus eliminating rosacea and healing skin changes.
Other use: They’re often used as ingredients in soaps, candles, potpourri, jam, bath bombs, tea, cake and body care cosmetic.
How to make Damascus Rose Oil?
Add olive oil or almond oil to a jar tightly filled with Damascus Rose petals. Mix all the ingredients with a wooden spoon and set aside for about 6 weeks. You’re ready to use your magic potion!
How to prepare Damascus Rosewater?
Put 1 tablespoon of flowers into 250 ml of boiling water, set it aside for 15-20 minutes undercover. After cooling, wash the skin with the infusion.
