Chemical-free rose water can be made at home.

 Rosewater is unavoidable in beauty treatments. Its use is high, starting with facials and putting on Facebook. The chemical may be mixed in store-bought rose water. It can cause skin allergies.

Step 1: Take 20 roses of rose water and peel the petals.

Step 2: Place a wide pan in the oven. Place one of the tiles in the center of the bowl as shown in the picture. If there are no tiles you can use flat stone.

Step 3: Fill the rose petals around the stone in the pot and pour a liter of water.

Step 4: Place a small container as shown in the picture on the tiles in the container.

Step 5: Turn a lid or glass pan upside down and close the pan in the oven.

Step 6: If there is a hole in the lid, knead a little wheat flour. The water does not evaporate and evaporate.

Step 7: Put the oven on medium heat and heat the pot filled with rose petals for 10 minutes.

Step 8: The essence in the rose petals will start to spread on the lid. Place some ice cubes on the lid at that point.

Step 9: Once the ice cubes have melted add clean rose water to the bowl placed on the tiles. It can be cooled, bottled, and used for up to six months.

UrbanBotanics Pure & Natural Rose Water/Skin Toner:

Brand              :   UrbanBotanics

Skin Type      :    All

Item Weight       :   200 Milligrams

Active Ingredient   :Natural rose water

Item Form        :   Spray

Note:

Natural Rose by UrbanBotanics Water can contain natural "sediment," giving it a cloudy appearance. After fine filtration, natural waxes/essential oil compounds settle out of the distillate water, resulting in this. It does not imply that the standard has deteriorated.

Warning: 

This product is only intended for external use. Before using, measure a small amount on the inside of your elbow to see if you have an allergic reaction. Keep out of the sight of children and avoid contact with the eyes. If you store it in the refrigerator, keep it cold and dry. Animals were never used in the testing process.