Damask rose essential oil

Rose essential oil with its characteristic sweet, floral and feminine aroma is a light non-greasy oil and is used in aromatherapy as an aphrodisiac, antispasmodic, myocardial and nervous system tonic.

At the same time, it helps with premenstrual hyperintensity, period regulation, menopause symptoms and depression. In skin care it is mainly suitable for mature, dry, dehydrated skin, with broken vessels and discolouration.

It is rich in antioxidants, which help protect the skin from damage caused by free radicals. In addition, it has the ability to retain moisture in the skin, keeping it deeply hydrated and radiant. A few drops of it are enough to enhance any moisturizer or perfume you use.

On a psychological level it relieves pain, sadness and mental anguish, promoting good mood. Combines well with Geranium, Jasmine, Lavender, Sandalwood, Bergamot, Patchouli, Cedarwood, Neroli and Myrrh.

"The Rose with the official name Rosa Damascena, is a rose hybrid of the Rosaceae family originating from Iran, derived from the varieties Rosa Gallica and Rosa Moschata. Its flowers are known for their exquisite fragrance and are harvested commercially for the rose oil used in perfumery and for the production of rose water. The extraction of essential oil from its flowers started from the 7th century AD. Damascena essential oil is the most expensive in the world markets, as tons of rose petals are required to produce it. The name of the rose refers to the city of Damascus in Syria, known for its steel, textiles and roses, and is considered a symbol of beauty and love."