Rose Petal Powder for Face Packs & Hair | 100g

Dried rose petals, milled fine. Rose is cooling in Ayurvedic terms, and in practice that translates to a mask that calms rather than one that strips — which makes rose petal powder the one to add when a pack is too harsh on its own.

For Skin

• Heat and redness — the main traditional use, and the one you notice first.
• Dullness — mildly cleansing, mildly exfoliating.
• Uneven tone — over weeks, as part of a routine.
• As a softener in a clay pack that is otherwise too drying.

How to use

1. One tablespoon in a non-metal bowl.
2. Add rose water or milk a little at a time to a smooth paste.
3. Apply to a clean face, avoiding the eyes.
4. Fifteen to twenty minutes. Remove while still slightly tacky.
5. Rinse cool, then mist rose water and apply a gel while damp.

Mixing ideas

With kaolin clay for sensitive skin. With multani mitti to take the edge off it. With orange peel powder for brightness. A pinch of kasturi haldi is the classical addition.

For Hair

Two tablespoons of rose petal powder, three tablespoons of coconut oil and a tablespoon of honey, mixed to a paste. Apply to the roots, leave thirty minutes, wash out with a mild shampoo. Used for shine and for a scalp that runs hot.

Product Information

Net weight: 100g · Pure dried rose petals, no fillers
Suitable for: All skin types, including sensitive
For external use only. Avoid the eye area. Patch test first. Use a non-metal bowl.
Storage: Airtight and dry. Mix fresh each time.