Why recepie famous for?
Rosewater both soothes and hydrates skin, making it ideal for dehydrated or dry skin types. The anti-inflammatory properties also help ease morning puffiness. For dry skin that is coupled with irritation or redness, add the optional chamomile essential oil to work double duty
Ingredients
6-8 cups of extremely fragrant (organic, if possible!) rose petalsDistilled water
Ice cubes
Large pot with lid
Tongs
Brick, or small bowl weighted down with kitchen weights
Shallow, wide mouth bowl
Glass jar or vessel with lid to store rosewater
Measuring cup with spout or kitchen funnel
Optional: 6 drops chamomile essential oil
Remove the petals from your roses, separating th
Instructions
Remove the petals from your roses, separating them from the stem and shaking out any stamen that might have gotten caught up in the petals.Place a brick, heavy bowl, or cup filled with kitchen weights in the bottom of your pan. Then place a wide mouth bowl on top of the brick or weighted bowl.
Add the petals to the pot around the bowl. Then pour 6 cups of distilled water around the sides of the bowl and lightly submerge the flower petals.
Place the lid on top of the pot, upside down, and pile a handful of ice cubes in the center of the upturned lid. Keep replenishing the ice as it melts.
Simmer on medium-low for 15-20 minutes until the petals begin to lose their color.
Remove the collection bowl from the pot with tongs and then, using a funnel or measuring cup, pour the collected rosewater into a jar with a lid.
This is an especially great facial infusion mist for traveling and boosting your skin when on the go.
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