Rosewater - Not just for Cooking Anymore!
I recently became much more interested in skin care than I was previously, not sure why, and I began looking for alertnative ways to keep my skin in as good a condition as possible.  This is in a spray bottle (The picture I have showing is an eyedropper type bottle).  I like the spray bottle but admit either one would work.<br /><br />Rosewater has many good properties.  Its a good facial cleanser, and can be used to remove makeup.  (I used cotton balls).  If you have hard to remove makeup, add a drop or two of coconut oil.  I have not used other rosewaters as yet, but have smelled them.  Some seem cloying to me.  The Ciganic has a light, floral scent.  (Well, it is roses, after all!).  This is very concentrated but you can add some to a bath.  I put a few squirts into a bath and was surprised at how rich smelling the room became - the warm water really released its essence.<br /><br />I really like the fact that its alchohol and chemical free, and being organic is another plus. It does a good job removing oils from the skin.  If you wear makeup or not it is a good cleanser that smells wonderful (Unless you dislike roses, of course).  Its supposed to be good for skin irritations, but admit I have not tried that as yet.  You can even cook with rosewater! Highly recommended!
Rating: 5 stars