Organic Rose 3%, 5 ml
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The valuable, essential organic rose oil (bot. Rosa damascena) from Bulgaria in organic jojoba oil has a balancing and regenerating effect on the skin and senses.
The skin-regenerating essential rose oil is one of the most complex oils with more than 500 different ingredients and is often used for skin irritations and scar care. Its balancing and relaxing properties make it a valuable oil for women. The sweet scent calms the nerves, harmonizes the senses, releases emotional blockages and offers comfort in the case of heartbreak.
The rose is considered the queen of flowers and a symbol of love, as its warm scent opens the heart and stimulates sexual desire. The rose has been known as a panacea in natural medicine since the 9th century.
- Pure, essential rose oil (bot. Rosa damascena) mixed in jojoba oil
- Real rose oil to mix for your own body oils
- Fragrance profile: floral, round, soft
- Fragrance theme: balancing, sensual
- Origin: Bulgaria
- Manufacturer PRIMAVERA LIFE GmbH, Naturparadies 1, 87466 Oy-Mittelberg - Germany, www.primaveralife.com
- Contents Organic jojoba oil*, organic Bulgarian rose*, citronellol**, geraniol**, citral**, farnesol**, linalool**, eugenol**. * organic = controlled organic cultivation. ** natural ingredients 100% pure essential oils.
- Distributor PRIMAVERA LIFE GMBH, Naturparadies 1, D-87466 Oy-Mittelberg
- Control body DE-ÖKO-007
- Storage information Store in a cool, dry and dark place
- Quality NaTrue, LBU (Leaping Bunny)
- Country of origin of the main ingredients Various countries, Bulgaria
- Utilization Cosmetic for aromatic skin care. Application: Max. 4 drops in 50 ml PRIMAVERA organic almond oil.
- Weight 0.04 kg
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