Ercetin Pure Rose Oil

Ancient historical documents of Egypt from 51 B.C., during Ptolemaic dynasty period, indicate that roses have been used for healing and making cosmetic scents by Cleopatra VII.

After the steam distillation was invented in 8th century A.D., the miraculous content of rose began to be understood.

Antimicrobial, refreshing, antipyretic and soothing effects of rose oil have been discovered and written into medical books in 9th century A.D.

Ibn Sina (Avicenna) authored the health benefits and therapeutic properties of rose oil and rose water in el-Kanun fi’t-Tıbb (The Canon of Medicine). When the manuscript had became popular in the ancient world, rose significantly grew in importance in medicine in the East and the West.

Rose water and rose oil, brought to Europe during the Crusades, are known as very precious products for their medicinal and cosmetic properties for centuries.

We strongly recommend you to take medical advice of attending physicians and/or licensed therapists with scientific information and experience about rose oil applications before applying any application as complementary treatment, aromatherapy, etc.

You MUST talk with your doctor before any therapy to children.

You can use rose oil in a variety of ways according to your needs or purpose:

• You can dab lightly onto your skin by the applicator.
  Attention: Pure rose oil is a very powerful and active essential oil. It's strongly recommended not to drip or put onto the skin more than a small touch.
• You can dab it lightly on your chest, neck, and wrists for relieving, relaxing effect.
• We strongly recommend to dilute a few drops of rose oil in a carrier oil before adding to water for preparing a bath or foot bath.