Rose water does not have its only strong point in the pleasant scent, but it is also one of the most delicate astringents, let's see together how to make it
Don't store avocado like this: it's dangerousTHErose water does not have its only strong point in very pleasant scent that emanates, but it is also one of the most delicate existing astringents, being a great treat for tone the skin.
When you go to buy it, however, you have to pay obsessive attention to the label and INCI. In fact, there are many imitations or products that pass off as rose water, but which are not at all. Buying it in pharmacies or natural food stores you will be sure to get the 100% pure one, in other cases you can run the risk of encountering it in its formula made of preservatives and synthetic oils. But, to be sure of its authenticity, the best solution is to make it at home. In fact, a few ingredients and a maximum time of less than 40 minutes are enough
What you need it I'm: rose petals, dell 'ice water in cubes it's a large pot. Once in possession of all the material you just have to proceed. The first step is to fill the pot with water and put as many petals inside as possible, almost until it overflows.
At this point, put it on the stove and bring it to a boil by covering it with a lid. Lower the heat slightly and add the ice (the equivalent of 2 or 3 trays), you will not put it inside but only resting on the end of the lid.
Doing so will create a sort of condensation: rising steam hits the cold part. What you will need to do is take the drops stuck to the sides of the lid and drop them into a small jar. Repeat the operation several times, placing ice cubes again if necessary. When you have about half a liter of water (or even less), all you have to do is inebriate you with its delicious smell and use it on your body for prevent skin dryness.
This method, apparently, guarantees a truly remarkable quality. If, however, you want a less complicated preparation you can try this too simpler variant. No ice and no condensation effect. Take a large pot putting us water e rose petals, do them to boil and wait about a quarter of an hour. Once this is done you just have to use a funnel and put your "creation" in small containers. The smaller they are, the more intense the perfume will remain.
You can keep it in the fridge or freeze it in cubes to always have it at hand.
in short make rose water it is really a feat… rose water!
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