World of Nature
GJ Rose Petal Powder
1. The Ultimate "Internal Coolant" In Ayurveda, Rose is the premier herb for balancing Pitta (heat). • Digestive Relief: It helps soothe the stomach lining, making it excellent for anyone dealing with acidity, heartburn, or "heat" in the gut. • Temperature Regulation: It helps the body stay cool during the hot Mauritian months, acting as a natural refrigerant. 2. Skin Radiance & Anti-Aging While Aloe Vera hydrates, Rose Petal powder works on the skin's glow and tone. • Vitamin C Power: It is naturally rich in Vitamin C, which stimulates collagen production and helps fade dark spots or blemishes. • Pore Refiner: Whether consumed or used as a mask, it helps tighten pores and gives the skin a smoother, "porcelain" finish. 3. Emotional & Hormonal Balance Rose has a direct impact on the "Sadhaka Pitta," which governs the heart and emotions. • Mood Uplifter: It has a mild sedative effect that helps reduce stress, anxiety, and irritability. • Sleep Aid: Taking it with warm milk before bed helps calm a racing mind for better rest. 4. Natural Blood Purifier It supports the liver and kidneys in flushing out toxins. This internal cleansing is often the "secret" to clearing up stubborn acne or skin rashes that don't respond to creams alone.
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Product Details
Origin
Made in India by GJ and selected for the World of Nature range as a fine rose petal powder for face packs and traditional Ayurvedic kitchen use.
Composition
| Ingredients | Rose petal powder, naturally containing vitamin C as the description states. See the pack for the full ingredient list. |
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| Taste Profile | Delicately floral and faintly sweet, with a soft, cooling rose aroma and a fine, slightly astringent finish. |
| Category | Skin Care |
How to Use
- Mixed with rose water or plain water into a face pack
- Stirred into warm milk in the evening as a traditional Ayurvedic drink
- Blended with sandalwood or multani mitti for a cooling mask
- Added to a glass of cool water or sherbet in hot weather
- Sprinkled into homemade bath soaks and scrubs
Directions of Use
- For a face pack, mix 1 tablespoon of powder with enough rose water or plain water to form a paste, apply, leave 15 minutes and rinse.
- For a drink, stir half to 1 teaspoon into a cup of warm milk or cool water, once a day.
- Patch-test on the inner forearm before applying to skin and discontinue if irritation occurs.
- If you are pregnant, breastfeeding or taking medication, or for children, consult a qualified practitioner before regular use.
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, lid tightly closed.
Benefits
- Rose, the herb traditionally used in Ayurveda to balance heat, or Pitta
- Traditionally taken in warm milk in the evening as part of a calming bedtime routine
- Naturally contains vitamin C
- Traditionally used in face packs to help skin look fresh and feel smooth
- A cooling addition to drinks during hot months
- Fine powder that mixes easily into water, milk or a mask