Rose
Middle noteRosa damascena
The most precious and beloved floral — the oil of the heart, love, and beauty.
How to use
Applications
🔵 Rest & Manage Stress
- Diffuse 1–2 drops for a deeply luxurious floral atmosphere
- Apply diluted to heart center or wrists
- Blend with Frankincense or Sandalwood for emotional healing
- Use during grief, loss, or emotional pain
- Apply diluted to pulse points for comforting personal aroma
🔴 Reduce Toxicity
- Blend into luxury skincare preparations
- Use as heart note in natural perfumery
- Apply 1–2 drops diluted to face for premium skincare
- Add to face serum, moisturizer, or eye cream
- Apply diluted to areas needing deep skin support
Botanical & Chemical Insight
Family
Rosaceae
Origin
Turkey, Bulgaria, and Morocco
Extraction
Steam distilled
Plant part
Flower
Primary constituents
The extraordinary complexity of Rose oil — over 300 identified compounds — contributes to its unmatched aromatic richness. It requires approximately 60,000 roses to produce one ounce of oil.
Chemical families
History & Culture
Rose has been the most prized flower in human civilization for thousands of years. Ancient Romans used roses in celebrations, baths, and perfumery. Arab physicians distilled rose water as early as the 9th century. The Damask Rose has been cultivated in Bulgaria's Valley of Roses for centuries as the world standard.
Rose represents love in its purest form. Supports healing of the heart from loss, grief, and emotional wounds. Encourages the courage to love and be loved.
Safety & Responsible Use
Cautions: Possible skin sensitivity. Keep out of reach of children. If you are pregnant, nursing, or under a doctor's care, consult your physician. Avoid contact with eyes, inner ears, and sensitive areas.