Rose Powder 

Rose Powder is made from pure, dried rose petals, rich in vitamin C, antioxidants, natural oils, and anti-inflammatory compounds. It helps soothe, hydrate, brighten, and refresh the skin while giving a natural rosy glow.

It is widely used in skincare packs, hair masks, DIY cosmetics, perfumes, and herbal formulations because of its cooling and calming nature.

Benefits of Rose Powder

1. For Skin

• Provides natural hydration and keeps skin soft.

• Soothes irritation, redness, rashes, and inflammation.

• Helps control acne due to mild antibacterial properties.

• Brightens skin tone and reduces dullness.

• Tightens pores for smooth and refined skin texture.

• Works as a natural toner and cooling agent.

• Reduces tanning and gives a healthy glow.

2. For Hair & Scalp

• Nourishes the scalp and reduces mild dandruff.

• Adds shine and softness to hair.

• Stimulates mild hair growth due to vitamin C content.

• Helps reduce scalp irritation and inflammation.

• Natural fragrance keeps hair smelling fresh.

3. Aromatherapy / Body Use

• Natural stress reliever—calms the mind.

• Used in bath powders, body packs, and perfumes.

• Cooling in nature—great for summer skincare.

Uses / How to Use Rose Powder

1. Face Pack for Glow

• Mix rose powder + rose water → apply 10–15 minutes → wash.

• Instantly refreshes and brightens the skin.

2. Anti-Acne Pack

• Rose powder + neem powder + aloe gel.

• Controls acne and reduces redness.

3. Hydrating Pack (Dry Skin)

• Rose powder + milk/curd + honey.

• Deep hydration and glow.

4. For Pigmentation & Tanning

• Rose powder + Multani mitti + lemon juice (optional) + rose water.

• Lightens tan and reduces dullness.

5. Hair Mask

• Rose powder + amla powder + aloe vera gel.

• Strengthens roots, reduces dandruff, and adds shine.

6. Body Pack

• Rose powder + sandalwood + milk.

• Softens skin and reduces body heat.

Conditions When NOT to Use Rose Powder

1. Allergy to Flowers or Pollen

• If you have a known allergy to roses or floral powders → avoid.

2. Very Sensitive or Reactive Skin

• May cause mild tingling or redness.

• Patch test recommended.

3. Extremely Oily Acne-Prone Skin (Without Mixing)

• Using rose powder alone may not control oil; mix with Multani or neem for best results.

4. On Open Wounds or Cuts

• Avoid application on broken or wounded skin.

5. Strong Fragrance Sensitivity

• Natural rose aroma may cause sensitivity in some individuals.

6. Overuse

• Using daily may lead to:

• Sensitivity

• Redness

• Excess dryness (depending on skin type)

  • Best used 2–3 times a week.

Precautions

• Always patch test before first use.

• Mix with suitable ingredients according to skin type (aloe for oily, milk for dry).

• Avoid contact with eyes.

• Store in airtight container away from moisture.