Rose is a typical symbol of love that everyone knows. However, rose water’s benefits for hair is still new information. Rose water is a natural ingredient but gentle astringent that can soothe irritated skin and scalp. It naturally conditions and moisturizers because it is rich in flavonoids and vitamins A, B3, C, D, and E. If you want to know how to make rose water for hair at home, this article will help you get the useful information about step by step to have a quality rose water bottles.
It has been said to stabilize hair’s pH balance because its pH is similar to that of the hair that can aid in repairing hair’s damaged porosity. It acts as an anti-inflammatory, and with its natural antiseptic properties, it can reduce or lessen dandruff caused by fungal infections. Some even believe it promotes hair growth. It is thought to have stimulating properties.
DIY rose water recipe
If you want to make rose water at home, start with a half dozen fragrant roses. Many various hybrid modern-day roses were cultivated for size or color instead of scent, so sniff before you buy. You’ll also need distilled water.
- To start, gently remove the rose petals from their stems and rinse them under warm running water in a colander.
- Place the rose petals in a large pot and cover with the distilled water
- Cover the pot with a lid.
- Simmer the rose petals on medium heat for around 20 minutes or until the petals lose their color.
- Strain the rose petals out of the rose water and discard the petals.
- Store the rose water in one large or several small glass jars in a cool place, away from direct sunlight.
Rose water for hair
- Moisturizes dry & frizzy hair
- Hydrates & soothes itchy scalp
- Fights dandruff
- Maintains PH level of hair
- Trigger hair growth
- Rejuvenates hair follicles
- Maintains hair porosity level
- Adds a calming effect
- Treats smelly hair & scalp
