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Essential rose oil, dried rose petals, aroma dropper bottle, wooden preparation utensils. Natural beauty care.

10,000 Roses Just for You!

Whoa baby! If you’ve never experienced the intoxicating scent of pure rose essential oil, you have something amazing to look forward to! Rose (Rosa damascena) has a delicious, floral, and uplifting fragrance that stimulates feelings of romance and confidence!

Aromatherapy. Essence oil. Spa treatment Beauty Spa treatment. Bowl of water with red rose petals
Considered the “Queen of Essential Oils,” rose oil has been treasured and used for well over a thousand years in beauty treatments, as an aphrodisiac, and for emotional tranquility. Cleopatra used obscene amounts of rose essential oil (as well as jasmine) to allure the men she wanted to attract. I don’t recommend this, by the way, unless, of course, it’s hubby!

Rose oil has the highest frequency of all essential oils, and an ORAC value of 1,604,248! Do your research – this oil is used for way more than feeling frisky!

Damascus Roses are the preferred variety because they have the most intense aroma and highest oil content.

People normally think rose oil is outrageously expensive (and it is one of the most expensive and popular oils on the planet), but did you know that it takes around 60 roses to create a single drop of rose essential oil?
That’s just under 5 dozen roses! So, it takes 10,000 roses per one 5 ml bottle! Imagine if your husband brought you 833 dozen roses for your anniversary! Wow! Wouldn’t you much rather have the intoxicating scent of all those roses captured in one little bottle to use all year long than a bouquet that will wilt and die in a few days? Well, why not?
Closeup of bottle with rose essential oil with falling leaves on wooden background.Trust me, you’ll be hooked!

CLICK HERE to see my how-to video on making your own tub tea at home! You could even add a single drop of rose to the tea bag! Imagine, bathing with 5 dozen roses!

Yes, please.

Beauty Serum

1/2 oz sunflower seed or coconut oil
3 drops frankincense
2 drops myrrh
1 drop rose

Other uses:

  • Apply directly to skin to help moisturize and support the appearance of healthy, youthful-looking skin.
  • Add a few drops to your favorite facial cream for added moisture.
  • Diffuse in your home or bathroom for a spa-like setting and a fresh, soothing aroma.
  • Combine with carrier oil for a relaxing, indulgent massage.Healthy marine bath salts rich in minerals mixed with dried aromatic rose petals for a luxury bath treatment at a spa
  • Place a few drops in your shampoo or conditioner for a floral scent and additional moisturizing properties.
  • Stacy McDonald
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To get started using therapeutic-grade essential oils with your family, I recommend purchasing Young Living’s amazing Premium Starter Kit & get personalized help from me! Click here to shop!

By the way, I am not a doctor – just a mom who uses essential oils in her own family. Please know that any information provided on The Common Scents Mom is for educational purposes only. It is not intended to prescribe, diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, nor replace current medical treatment or drugs prescribed by your healthcare professional. The statements made have not been evaluated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). It is your responsibility to educate yourself and address any health or medical needs you may have with your physician. Please seek professional help when needed.

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