Rose water from Ottoman and Taif roses distilled once only from 30 kilograms of rose petals (15 thousand rose petals), not subjected to repeated distillation so that the rose water retains the cohesion of its components and natural elements.. The product is licensed by the Food and Drug Authority, and undergoes professional sterilization and filling processes in a specialized and certified factory, to ensure compliance with the highest quality standards required by the General Authority for Food and Drug, while preserving the aromatic properties and natural benefits of the roses. What is the difference between first-class rose water - bride's rose water - Thano water in Kuban store: Bride's rose water: is the first distillation of more than 10,000 Taif roses on which rose oil floats, highly concentrated, with a rose component saturation of over 80%, 100% natural, distilled three times, pure and clear without preservatives or additives, manually filled directly from the distillation pots into the bottle. Thano rose water: is the second distillation of the same amount of Taif roses used in the bride's rose water, medium concentration, with a rose component saturation of over 50%, natural, distilled three times, poured directly and manually from the distillation pots into bottles without preservatives or additives. First-class rose water: is distilled water from Taif and Ottoman roses, not re-distilled, licensed by the Food and Drug Authority, chemically and physically sterilized, and filled in a specialized and certified factory to ensure compliance with the highest quality standards required by the General Authority for Food and Drug, while maintaining its aromatic and natural properties. Uses of Taif rose water: 1) In drinking and foods: It gives an authentic taste to recipes of Eastern dishes and desserts like cheesecake, muhallabia, and rose water cake. It adds a refreshing flavor to drinking water by adding drops in the refrigerator or water jug, and is also used in red tea or herbal tea. 2) In cosmetics and care: An essential ingredient in facial masks for cleansing and moisturizing the skin, can be added with honey mask, clay mask, or used as a toner with apple cider vinegar or Murr to fight acne and treat skin problems. Used as a daily spray to perfume and purify the face and body. Mixed with water to make ice cubes and passed under the eyes to treat fatigue and puffiness. Sprayed on the scalp and hair to moisturize, increase shine, and enhance its fragrant scent. Added as an ingredient in many cosmetics and perfumes. 3) In perfuming: A few drops are placed in incense burners instead of heavy rose oil to spread the scent of roses throughout the house. Placed in sprayers and sprayed on pillows and beds to give a poetic natural scent to bedrooms. Mixed with sprayers used before ironing clothes to give a long-lasting rose scent to the garments. Used in flower shops to hydrate petals and give them a natural additional scent. 4) In therapy: Rose is often included in alternative medicine recipes to treat many skin and stomach problems. If you have heard of a successful experience with one of these recipes and want to try it, this product is ideal for that, but you should test a small amount on a simple skin sample to ensure compatibility. Product preservation: Upon receipt, immediately place the product in a cool place or in the refrigerator for at least half a day until it cools and its components settle before use. After opening, ensure it is tightly closed and store at a temperature not exceeding 25°C, away from sunlight. Do not place the product in the refrigerator if the temperature drops below 5°C to prevent the bottle from breaking.
