ROSE OIL SERUM

The rose oil serum is built on two roses. Cabbage rose petals are slowly infused in jojoba and apricot kernel oil, and to these we add damask rose essential oil. The result is a velvety floral scent, the kind that drifts through a garden in full bloom, in a light oil that sinks in without a shine.

Why two roses?

Because each does something different. The cabbage rose passes its compounds into the oil during a patient, low-temperature infusion; the damask rose carries the scent in the form of pure essential oil — no fragrance blend, only what nature distilled from the flowers. They are joined by squalane and the duo of coenzyme Q10 and vitamin E. Together they nourish and hydrate the skin and restore its elasticity; the texture, meanwhile, is so light that the serum suits even sensitive skin. Two roses, one job — and nothing extra. Nothing without a reason.

Using it is simple: a few drops on a damp face, gently pressed into the skin. On damp skin the oil absorbs faster and you seal the moisture in under the layer of oil — so the serum is not a substitute for hydration but the lock that keeps it in. Best in the evening, when the floral scent has room; we do not credit it with any therapy, only with reminding you of something and setting a mood. That much a rose manages reliably. The amber bottle with a pump protects the oil from light and dispenses it drop by drop, so the contents end up on your face, not in your palm. The soft pink label with a rose illustration says it all.

Rose essential oil also brings natural fragrance allergens with it — they are components of the essential oil itself, not an addition; more in our article on allergens in cosmetics. You will find floral water in an even lighter form among our hydrosols, and richer textures in the herbal butters and serums category.