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Keep the jar in sunlight for 48hours after taking it out from the boiling water to get the most effective and awesome infused oil out of it. We collect the oil like this way in India.
Guys! Please don't do this with storebought roses. I am a florist and I highly warn you about that. You don't want to spray Pesticides on your face! Freshly cut garden flower - yes. Otherwise this is just a receipe for instant breackouts.
You need to use a tea rose for infused oils. Otherwise it won't have any scent. You also need to use the whole head of the rose to get the benefits from the rose hip.
This is a really good DIY. Short and sweet, beautiful to watch. There's a lot of tutorials out there that are over 10 minutes long and never really get to the point haha so thank you!
Great video! Straight to the point...no waffle! I use the roses from my mother-in-law's garden to make my rose infused oil. They have an amazing fragrance when I walk by I am drawn in by their scent unlike shop bought roses that have no scent at all. I do prefer to dry my roses as in the past i have used fresh and they went mouldy and spoilt the oil so now i dry them first.
This is an infused oil by definition. There is also hydrosols an even more potent infusion. And finally Rose Absolute. It takes a special process and 1000+ roses to produce just a 1/2 oz. of this essential oil. It is several hundreds of dollars to purchase this small amount. But it is glorious!
I’m really curious about / trying to find the best methods to preserving the scent of what I’m trying to turn into a distillate/tincture/oil/etc and curious about the key differences between things like tinctures, oils and distillates?
Because you are using fresh flowers not dried petals you MUST include a preservative to prevent mold and bacteria from growing like crazy due to the water content of the fresh flowers. There are organic preservatives as well as synthetic.
Wow, I bought argan life pure argan oil. supply the other day and products have not been working out for my transitioning hair lately. I put this on my hair right after I washed it and then I air dried and blow dried. My hair dried fast and it was so unbelievably soft. I can't do my hair into transitioning styles so I flat iron. This blended the textures perfectly. I love this oil. I just effing love it!
This is not a good recipe. Using fresh rose petals (or any plant material) will cause you product to go bad, or get moldy, way too quickly. Use pre-dried botanicals, or dry your own by laying the plant matter out on a baking sheet and drying out the petals in the oven. Set it to as low a heat as possible, and check on it every 10 minutes or so. You won’t lose any of the benefits of the material, but your infused oil will last indefinitely. Even longer if you add an organic preservative to it. Please don’t use fresh botanical matter. Also, you can use literally any oil you want to. And you aren’t limited to just rose infused oil. Againe, you can use whatever plant you want to. The possibilities are endless. Sincerely, A lady who owns and manages her own small businesses, and makes products like this daily. PS: If you are in doubt, please do some research before proceeding with the recipe. You can never be too prepared.
Thats so good to let us know! If i were to ground up the dried petals into the oil, will it impart a stain? I love how oils look and feel on lips and was wondering how to add a natural tint.
@@Oaktreealley I've only had the oil turn a beautiful shade of pink once, but I used dried rose and hibiscus petals, So I'm not sure if it was to roses, or the hibiscus, that turned the oil pink. If you chose to fill a clean jar with the dried botanicals, and set is aside for at least 3 weeks; It won't turn pink. But if you go the double boiler route, you have to let is steep for several hours. I prefer this method, as it makes it so the oil can be used as soon as it's cooled. You just have to fill a pan with about an inch of water, set the burner to high until the water starts to boil, and then turn it down to a simmer for the next 3 or so hours. You can leave it longer depending on how concentrated you want to the oil to be. These methods work with literally every botanical. I've also used Calendula, Lavender, Plum Blossom, and Hibiscus. You can also use teas if you're looking to make something with multiple properties. Green tea is great for skincare. I would, however, recommend using Sweet Almond oil instead of Olive. It's much better for your skin, and wont' clog pores or trigger any acne. If you're allergic to nuts, then Grapeseed oil is a great alternative. I hope this was helpful. Don't be afraid to ask as many questions as you need. :)
Also, buying dehydrated botanicals from health food stores in infinitely better that just buying a bouquet of flowers and drying them out. Most of the botanicals from health food stores are chemical and pesticide free. And you can get a large amount of flowers for very little money. Againe, I hope this was helpful.
Amazing video! Can't wait to try this. Thank you for keeping your video short, simple, and esthetically pleasing. It is very appreciated when high quality videos are made for things I'm interested in
I don't understand, why would someone not like it? Are some people just being trolls or is it some kind of bad marketing to go through good stuff and dislike them.. Well, I think this is an awesome video, like all of yours :) Thank you for the recipe, I will try it soon!
I like her and her ideas and videos. Someone may give her a thumbs down because putting fresh pedals back in water or oil can stimulate mold growth. Let the pedals dry 1-2 days then introduce them to the already made infused oils or water.
Most likely a bunch of snobs disliked this because this is not rose oil she is making. She is making an infusion. Blah blah. Whatever! I love this tutorial and i am going to try it. Along with the tip from above about dehydrating the pedals for a couple days. I hate mold. It is a buzzkill.
Wild rose is the best since commercial farmed varieties barely smell at all . And apricot kernel oil is best since it doesn’t oxidize like others and absorbs into the skin easier
i really think you should use dried roses to do that .The moisture content of fresh herbs may cause mold to form in infusions, especially oils.better be safe
Agreed. Thats why some people see mold in their oil is because they contaminate the oil with water which molds over time because the moisture is trapped. Thats why when using oil in a bathroom be S.U.R.E not to contaminate the oil with water as water and oil will not mix and the water will stay suspended in the oil and cause mold to form and grow. Its like when you mix water and oil while cooking, not a good idea. (Please dont store oil, especially jojoba oil in the bathroom where you take showers)
@@autumnasters actually they do contain lots of scent which is one reason it is used in both homemade potpourri, and loose incense. And an oil can be infused with every kind of herb you can imagine. The process takes about 2 months for the long method, and 1-3 hrs for a slow simmer double boiler method. Please do your research before just assuming things.
@@KlassiclyRevampT "Please do your research before assuming things." I was open to your advice until ASSUMED that I've never tried the double boiler method, and that I'm not speaking from a place of experience. It's one thing to give advice, but that last part was a little bitchy
+Mariana Nunes I'll be using the oil for my body and to condition the ends of my dry hair. But you can also use it for your face (since grapeseed is lightweight!) and your nails (conditioning your bare nails/cuticles after removing nail polish is great!)
Jose A Morales no, please please please don't use coconut oil! the oil does melt like stated above but it's notorious for causing acne breakouts, and some hair types don't agree with most coconut products sure it is the aesthetic now, long term it just won't do from all the rose goodness settling down to the bottom and causing some weird effects like scorching the oil safe oils are sweet almond oil, jojoba oil, extra virgin/olive oil, grape seed oil, avocado oil questionable oils are apricot oil, argan oil, sunflower seed oil, castor oil, hazelnut oil unsafe oils are flax oil, vegetable oil, extra virgin/coconut oil, hydrogenated oils, and any oil that is not cold pressed, any essential oils & fragrance oils are okay only after the heating process is done
Are you sure the oil doesn't end up mainly just being grapeseed oil? Do the rose petals really add enough "Rose" oil to the grapeseed oil to even make a difference?
verzales gonica It should work but I wouldn’t use it if you’re going to use the oil on your face, coconut oil over hydrates and can clog your pores, causing breakouts and damage to your skin.
Coconut oil isn't typically used as a carrier cuz it has a stronger smell (not gross but powering olive oil tends to as well) so if you want more of a rose scent use an oil with less of a strong smell
You’ll get an infused oil. Which means that some of the properties of the rose petals will be infused into the oil. If you use rose petals, you’ll have an oil that softens and soothes skin; As well as being gentle enough for every skin type, evening skin tone, and clearing up problem skin. It works really well for mature skin, problem skin, and uneven skin tones. Using Sweet Almond oil will just make your oil a little richer, softer, highly absorbent, and non-comedogenic (won’t clog pores). But please use dried botanicals. Using fresh plant matter will cause your oil to grow mold, and not stay safe for very long. If you can’t find dry petals, then dry your own by slowly heating them in the oven. It’s really not that complicated I make my own skincare products, and run my own small business.
Well beautiful images, though I would add these important points: Rose oil could mean anything and everything. Don’t be fooled by rise oil and believe it will have the same properties as rose essential oils. Rose essential oil is made by distillation. Other very important point: using fresh petals is ok if, indeed you use a double pan and filter/strain the oil after 48 hours. If you leave fresh petals into your oil, it will turn rancid or eventually build mold. If you want to leave petals into your oil, it is imperative to use dried petals. Furthermore, using any kind of roses will not bring nor scent, nor cosmetic benefits to your oil. Some roses have been grown and selected for their nice look, not for the scent. The nice red petals used do not have scent. It’s a need to use Rosa damascena or little light pink ancient roses (that do not hold in bouquet and will never be found in a florist store, sorry...) Another detail: : when boiling /double pan heating the macerated oil: it releases all the volatile substances contained in the vesicles inside the petals, not only scent. And last but not least, the oil used for maceration is as important as the flowers used for realizing a good skincare oil. In other words: using prime quality of rosehip oil, or avocado, or argan oil, will bring so much more beneficial compounds. It is to be noticed that grape seed oil , unless you are sure it is a 100% organic oil, the seeds usually contain a concentration of all the pesticides sprayed while growing the grapes... So, in the scenario we would use this process to obtain a macerated oil: I would (and I do) use botanical oil that will be part of my skincare formulation, and not just a “carrier” oil or a filler oil...also I would use the rose strains that contain the natural fragrance, and last but not least, I would use fresh petals to leave on my oil, as it would bring you a build up of bacteria. Please use dry petals to leave in your macerated oil.
Hi, I read an article that even dried petals can grow molds in oils. Do you think we need to add preservative? If yes, is there and organic preservative option?
+Ku'unani Tai tbh i'm not sure! but I think if you strain out the petals, the oil may last longer. I might have read somewhere that the petals could mold over time in certain conditions, because of their moisture. and yes, you can probably do this with other flowers :) have fun experimenting!
+Lavendaire Ive always read its better to let the rose petals dry out 1st to prevent any kind of contamination....I have a WHOLE BOX of dried rose petals Ive been cutting over the last couple weeks. I never even seen a diy with fresh petals til I came on youtube and looked.
I can highly recommend 2 roses GERTRUDE JEKYLL and MME. ISAAC PEREIRE for very strong fragrant. Both of them have very strong scents and perfect for rose sherbet ( www.turkishcookbook.com/2007/09/rose-sherbet.php) and rose petals jam which i am cooking with them for years. I am sure they will be perfect for home made rose water and deluted rose oil as well.
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beautiful to watch but WRONG information given, fresh petals eont work well, as they will mould, andit is revioe for insused oil. why dont you do a little research before creating content?
+Monica V yes, coconut oil is heavier, but it should be fine. The oils I mentioned are more lightweight, so they're safe to use for your face as well. Here's a page about different carrier oils and their different nutrients, properties, and shelf lives: www.spiritualscents.com/t-art_What_Are_Carrier_Oils.aspx
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Keep the jar in sunlight for 48hours after taking it out from the boiling water to get the most effective and awesome infused oil out of it. We collect the oil like this way in India.
Thank you for the suggestion! Do you have a RUclips channel?
@@riobird1363 yes but no content since 2 years. Going to put soon. I'm a teacher and my content will be education related.
What's the best oil for making rose oil, to get healthy skin, please reply
@@zindagiasanbnayn8789 Grapeseed oil and Olive oil will do fine. You may use Jojoba oil as well.
@@abhishekkumarsingh657 please tell me for face, best one for face. Jojoba oil is seem to have warm properties
Guys! Please don't do this with storebought roses. I am a florist and I
highly warn you about that. You don't want to spray Pesticides on your
face! Freshly cut garden flower - yes. Otherwise this is just a receipe for
instant breackouts.
agree!! make sure it's organic w/o pesticides - best if you grow them yourself
Where can you buy roses that aren't at a flower shop??
Also, there ARE organic pesticides. So make sure to find out if pesticides were used period.
MadMac Irish thank you
MadMac Irish thank you that was exactly I was going to use store bought.
You need to use a tea rose for infused oils. Otherwise it won't have any scent. You also need to use the whole head of the rose to get the benefits from the rose hip.
This is a really good DIY. Short and sweet, beautiful to watch.
There's a lot of tutorials out there that are over 10 minutes long and never really get to the point haha so thank you!
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1:56 I love how your top matches the rose petals ❤
I used my own garden rose. it's organic and it's so good even I made rose water my skin's glowing so beautiful
Great video! Straight to the point...no waffle! I use the roses from my mother-in-law's garden to make my rose infused oil. They have an amazing fragrance when I walk by I am drawn in by their scent unlike shop bought roses that have no scent at all. I do prefer to dry my roses as in the past i have used fresh and they went mouldy and spoilt the oil so now i dry them first.
How do you dry them? 😊
@gracekhaleesi8910 place them on a tray and let them airdry for a few days. Once they are crunchy, use them
Great tip!
@nokuphilamabuza8423 Thanks!
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I am glad you mentioned the roses being organic!
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This oil looks so luxurious yet easy to make, I can't wait to try this out! 😍
Lol one time I was buying roses and the clerk asked who’s the lucky gal ...I blushed and said me
This is an infused oil by definition. There is also hydrosols an even more potent infusion. And finally Rose Absolute. It takes a special process and 1000+ roses to produce just a 1/2 oz. of this essential oil. It is several hundreds of dollars to purchase this small amount. But it is glorious!
I’m really curious about / trying to find the best methods to preserving the scent of what I’m trying to turn into a distillate/tincture/oil/etc and curious about the key differences between things like tinctures, oils and distillates?
For example stuff like vetiver, clematis flowers and honey suckle
Jojoba is pronounced as ho-ho-ba :)
+redstar55 haha! thanks for that. I'm always learning something new from you guys
no prob with the pronounce we call it jojoba with j not h
Mrs Alhashemi no u dont omg
Because i live in an Arab area 😏 they say it with j
lol..whenever I hear jojoba..I remember pink panther...the song..
I did this and had oil for my vaporizer for 6 months that smelled sooo good. Thank you
Because you are using fresh flowers not dried petals you MUST include a preservative to prevent mold and bacteria from growing like crazy due to the water content of the fresh flowers. There are organic preservatives as well as synthetic.
Hi do I need to add preservatives for dried rose petals in oil? If yes, can you please suggest an organic preservative? Please thank you!
What organic preservatives are there?
No. U do not need a preservative if using dried petals, be sure they're completely dried out,hang upside down it totally dried.
Wow, I bought argan life pure argan oil. supply the other day and products have not been working out for my transitioning hair lately. I put this on my hair right after I washed it and then I air dried and blow dried. My hair dried fast and it was so unbelievably soft. I can't do my hair into transitioning styles so I flat iron. This blended the textures perfectly. I love this oil. I just effing love it!
I wouldn’t be able to cut those roses I means they’re so beautiful and I just can’t 😭❤️
ridiculous
This is not a good recipe. Using fresh rose petals (or any plant material) will cause you product to go bad, or get moldy, way too quickly. Use pre-dried botanicals, or dry your own by laying the plant matter out on a baking sheet and drying out the petals in the oven. Set it to as low a heat as possible, and check on it every 10 minutes or so. You won’t lose any of the benefits of the material, but your infused oil will last indefinitely. Even longer if you add an organic preservative to it. Please don’t use fresh botanical matter.
Also, you can use literally any oil you want to. And you aren’t limited to just rose infused oil. Againe, you can use whatever plant you want to. The possibilities are endless.
Sincerely,
A lady who owns and manages her own small businesses, and makes products like this daily.
PS: If you are in doubt, please do some research before proceeding with the recipe. You can never be too prepared.
Thats so good to let us know! If i were to ground up the dried petals into the oil, will it impart a stain? I love how oils look and feel on lips and was wondering how to add a natural tint.
You're absolutely right because i tried this exact method and it got molded after just a week !
@@Oaktreealley I've only had the oil turn a beautiful shade of pink once, but I used dried rose and hibiscus petals, So I'm not sure if it was to roses, or the hibiscus, that turned the oil pink. If you chose to fill a clean jar with the dried botanicals, and set is aside for at least 3 weeks; It won't turn pink. But if you go the double boiler route, you have to let is steep for several hours. I prefer this method, as it makes it so the oil can be used as soon as it's cooled. You just have to fill a pan with about an inch of water, set the burner to high until the water starts to boil, and then turn it down to a simmer for the next 3 or so hours. You can leave it longer depending on how concentrated you want to the oil to be. These methods work with literally every botanical. I've also used Calendula, Lavender, Plum Blossom, and Hibiscus. You can also use teas if you're looking to make something with multiple properties. Green tea is great for skincare. I would, however, recommend using Sweet Almond oil instead of Olive. It's much better for your skin, and wont' clog pores or trigger any acne. If you're allergic to nuts, then Grapeseed oil is a great alternative. I hope this was helpful. Don't be afraid to ask as many questions as you need. :)
Also, buying dehydrated botanicals from health food stores in infinitely better that just buying a bouquet of flowers and drying them out. Most of the botanicals from health food stores are chemical and pesticide free. And you can get a large amount of flowers for very little money. Againe, I hope this was helpful.
@@jillianpermann8018 thank you for this info, i'm glad i decided to read the comments
Amazing video! Can't wait to try this. Thank you for keeping your video short, simple, and esthetically pleasing. It is very appreciated when high quality videos are made for things I'm interested in
Very nice sharing dear 👌👌😚
Yum! This looks super easy and I bet is smells super nice!
I love this DIY it's so organic and calming.! would love to see more of those ♥️
Making this with the roses from my boyfriend after Valentine's day 2020!! I can't wait!!!
red red rose so beautifully ...awsome video
I'm so doing this! we have 7 huge rose bushes in the house we just bought! stoked to have something to do with them
Perfect mother's day idea
🌹I am SO LOVING this!!!!🌹 i like that rose petals were not in a contact with the hot boiling water!
I'm from Bulgaria and recommend you to use product of Bulgarian rose!
I don't understand, why would someone not like it? Are some people just being trolls or is it some kind of bad marketing to go through good stuff and dislike them.. Well, I think this is an awesome video, like all of yours :) Thank you for the recipe, I will try it soon!
I like her and her ideas and videos. Someone may give her a thumbs down because putting fresh pedals back in water or oil can stimulate mold growth. Let the pedals dry 1-2 days then introduce them to the already made infused oils or water.
Phil Verry I kept reading for this comment. Thank you.
Maybe it wasn't what they were looking for. Either way, it's their opinion.
Most likely a bunch of snobs disliked this because this is not rose oil she is making. She is making an infusion. Blah blah. Whatever! I love this tutorial and i am going to try it. Along with the tip from above about dehydrating the pedals for a couple days. I hate mold. It is a buzzkill.
and have you tried the recipe? the information given is wrong, misleading abd may cause harm - fresh petala have moisture which can create mold
This is one video when I have all the ingredients. Thank you
I'd love more DIY's with you! It was really relaxing and calming to watch unlike other ones :-)
+Lai Lai yay thank you!
Lavendaire how many capsules of vitamin e should I use to increase its shelf life
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Wild rose is the best since commercial farmed varieties barely smell at all .
And apricot kernel oil is best since it doesn’t oxidize like others and absorbs into the skin easier
i really think you should use dried roses to do that .The moisture content of fresh herbs may cause mold to form in infusions, especially oils.better be safe
Dried roses don't have a scent
Agreed. Thats why some people see mold in their oil is because they contaminate the oil with water which molds over time because the moisture is trapped. Thats why when using oil in a bathroom be S.U.R.E not to contaminate the oil with water as water and oil will not mix and the water will stay suspended in the oil and cause mold to form and grow. Its like when you mix water and oil while cooking, not a good idea. (Please dont store oil, especially jojoba oil in the bathroom where you take showers)
@@autumnasters actually they do contain lots of scent which is one reason it is used in both homemade potpourri, and loose incense. And an oil can be infused with every kind of herb you can imagine. The process takes about 2 months for the long method, and 1-3 hrs for a slow simmer double boiler method. Please do your research before just assuming things.
@@KlassiclyRevampT "Please do your research before assuming things."
I was open to your advice until ASSUMED that I've never tried the double boiler method, and that I'm not speaking from a place of experience. It's one thing to give advice, but that last part was a little bitchy
@@autumnasters Defensive much? Stay humble! 🤗
The rose oil is nice to make
What a beautiful idea, thanks so much. Hope you get some roses on Valentine's Day!
really simple and hygienic way to prepare rose oil, awesome idea.......thanks for sharing
ugh this is so cool!! thanks for making this beautiful video!
Beautiful looking
Love it!!! Just be sure to buy organic roses. 🌹♥️
Thank you for sharing!! I cannot wait to make this!! I love roses, Grapeseed and jojoba oils!! And I love how roses petals look in oils!!🌹🌹🌹❤️🥰
Love it! Your videos are so peaceful to watch.
+Lindsey Hansen aren't they? I love the colour palette :)
I have made mine now and can’t wait to try it
really loved the video and editing! keep up the good work ✨
Rose, water is my favourite
I love floral scented things and the petals make it look so pretty as well :)
Nice recipe for rose infused oil
you have a great demeanor! love your channel 😊
Ahhh those lovely petals!!!shredding part was heart breaking
Sweet diy, might try it out when I have free time.
I enjoyed doing this at home. Tq so much yeah
HOW exactly we can use it? just rub in the places we want to moisturize (hair, nails included?)? loved it!
+Mariana Nunes I'll be using the oil for my body and to condition the ends of my dry hair. But you can also use it for your face (since grapeseed is lightweight!) and your nails (conditioning your bare nails/cuticles after removing nail polish is great!)
Amazing! Thank you so much!
Aw, lavendaire is so cute💕
Wow! I got to try this out!! thank you so much for sharing! you are awesome! :-)
It's really lovely information my friend thank you for sharing my friend God bless you always ❤️ 😊 ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤
Lovely! Thank you. How do you store it and how long does it last? :)
I loved it!!!!!! Rose my favourite!
How long does this oil last!? I love it!
I subscribe because I made this process much clearer and enjoyable
Hi I have a question can you use coconut oil instead the oils that are listed into your video?
coconut oil hardens into a solid form at room temperature, so if you were to you cocnut oil, it would end up in a solid consistency
if thats wat u want then go for it
Jose A Morales no, please please please don't use coconut oil!
the oil does melt like stated above but it's notorious for causing acne breakouts, and some hair types don't agree with most coconut products
sure it is the aesthetic now, long term it just won't do from all the rose goodness settling down to the bottom and causing some weird effects like scorching the oil
safe oils are sweet almond oil, jojoba oil, extra virgin/olive oil, grape seed oil, avocado oil
questionable oils are apricot oil, argan oil, sunflower seed oil, castor oil, hazelnut oil
unsafe oils are flax oil, vegetable oil, extra virgin/coconut oil, hydrogenated oils, and any oil that is not cold pressed, any essential oils & fragrance oils are okay only after the heating process is done
Can I used mustard oil
Can I used mustard oil
thank you so much for sharing with me I will try it may god bless you and keep you safe
Are you sure the oil doesn't end up mainly just being grapeseed oil? Do the rose petals really add enough "Rose" oil to the grapeseed oil to even make a difference?
it is mostly grapeseed oil with a hint of rose smell haha
2 questions lol. 1- how do we store it? (Refrigerator, cabinet, counter?) 2-what's the shelf life? TY to anyone who knows.
Will this work with coconut oil?
Thanks. This is the first video I watched simple....... I appreciate the last tip.... As you mentioned add fresh petals in the extraction....
Could you also use coconut oil?
Thanks!
Thank you so much for this.
Quick question - how long can I store this?
Good👏🏾job on rose petals🥰 I have not never made anything like that happy 🤗Friday anyway this is my first time to make anything new for me 🤔🙏🏾
That doesn't seem like rose oil at all its just grape seed oil with roses in it, in my opinion
It isn’t! It’s infused oil. You are right
Wow, would like to try this rose oil.
Can I use coconut oil?
verzales gonica It should work but I wouldn’t use it if you’re going to use the oil on your face, coconut oil over hydrates and can clog your pores, causing breakouts and damage to your skin.
Coconut oil isn't typically used as a carrier cuz it has a stronger smell (not gross but powering olive oil tends to as well) so if you want more of a rose scent use an oil with less of a strong smell
Yes u can if u want to west oil for nothing
@@elliej3an123well, may I am walking dead 🤔 first time hear that bullishit about coconut oil.
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Look it up.
Love it cannot wait to try it with my roses in the summer time thankyou for sharing.
0:43 *this is what im doing this Valentine*
Loved it ....❤🌸
Gonna try🌸
Can I use almond oil instead of grape seed oil???????
Saniya Sadaf I don't think it matters. But this diy won't give you rose oil- you'll have to buy that. You'll just get rose scented oil
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You’ll get an infused oil. Which means that some of the properties of the rose petals will be infused into the oil. If you use rose petals, you’ll have an oil that softens and soothes skin; As well as being gentle enough for every skin type, evening skin tone, and clearing up problem skin. It works really well for mature skin, problem skin, and uneven skin tones. Using Sweet Almond oil will just make your oil a little richer, softer, highly absorbent, and non-comedogenic (won’t clog pores). But please use dried botanicals. Using fresh plant matter will cause your oil to grow mold, and not stay safe for very long. If you can’t find dry petals, then dry your own by slowly heating them in the oven. It’s really not that complicated I make my own skincare products, and run my own small business.
Jillian Permann hello, I would like to know if you have an online website where you sell your products?
I'm going to use coconut oil
Wow simply superb.
Coconut oil can do..?
i will give a thumbs once i try it myself ......
Well beautiful images, though I would add these important points: Rose oil could mean anything and everything. Don’t be fooled by rise oil and believe it will have the same properties as rose essential oils. Rose essential oil is made by distillation. Other very important point: using fresh petals is ok if, indeed you use a double pan and filter/strain the oil after 48 hours. If you leave fresh petals into your oil, it will turn rancid or eventually build mold. If you want to leave petals into your oil, it is imperative to use dried petals. Furthermore, using any kind of roses will not bring nor scent, nor cosmetic benefits to your oil. Some roses have been grown and selected for their nice look, not for the scent. The nice red petals used do not have scent.
It’s a need to use Rosa damascena or little light pink ancient roses (that do not hold in bouquet and will never be found in a florist store, sorry...)
Another detail: : when boiling /double pan heating the macerated oil: it releases all the volatile substances contained in the vesicles inside the petals, not only scent.
And last but not least, the oil used for maceration is as important as the flowers used for realizing a good skincare oil. In other words: using prime quality of rosehip oil, or avocado, or argan oil, will bring so much more beneficial compounds. It is to be noticed that grape seed oil , unless you are sure it is a 100% organic oil, the seeds usually contain a concentration of all the pesticides sprayed while growing the grapes...
So, in the scenario we would use this process to obtain a macerated oil: I would (and I do) use botanical oil that will be part of my skincare formulation, and not just a “carrier” oil or a filler oil...also I would use the rose strains that contain the natural fragrance, and last but not least, I would use fresh petals to leave on my oil, as it would bring you a build up of bacteria. Please use dry petals to leave in your macerated oil.
Hi, I read an article that even dried petals can grow molds in oils. Do you think we need to add preservative? If yes, is there and organic preservative option?
it's colour is very lovely and gorgeous
for long can we keep this if we incrporate rose petals in this
Fresh plant matter + oil = rancid rose infused oil. PLEASE UPDATE TO INCLUDE PROPER TECHNIQUES+ PRESERVATION.
Sunflower oil is also good? In place of grapeseed oil
such a great idea! how long does this oil last? could the same be done with other flowers?
+Ku'unani Tai tbh i'm not sure! but I think if you strain out the petals, the oil may last longer. I might have read somewhere that the petals could mold over time in certain conditions, because of their moisture. and yes, you can probably do this with other flowers :) have fun experimenting!
Like she said remove the rose petals then add some vitamin e old to preserve.
+Lavendaire Ive always read its better to let the rose petals dry out 1st to prevent any kind of contamination....I have a WHOLE BOX of dried rose petals Ive been cutting over the last couple weeks. I never even seen a diy with fresh petals til I came on youtube and looked.
+RACHAEL WORTLEY it's better with dry petals! I've learned now after doing this DIY. lol
Lavendaire good to know!❤
I grow my own roses and dry them. Today's roses have little to no scent.
My property is 100% organic. I do feel safe about using the roses.
I can highly recommend 2 roses GERTRUDE JEKYLL and MME. ISAAC PEREIRE for very strong fragrant. Both of them have very strong scents and perfect for rose sherbet ( www.turkishcookbook.com/2007/09/rose-sherbet.php) and rose petals jam which i am cooking with them for years. I am sure they will be perfect for home made rose water and deluted rose oil as well.
Can we use coconut oil?
Yes!
Loved this video
can I subistute the oil with coconut oil??
i don't know, i haven't tried. coconut oil solidifies though so experiment at your own risk :)
+Lavendaire it only solidifies if it's cold but it stays like oil in room temperature easily I'll do some research though :>
+Rex did it work?
Great Video! 🤍🤍🤍
Lol, "juh-joe-buh" 😂
Wounderful recipe thanks dear
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Very nice sharing dear
Can u tell the purpose of rose oil too
fathima sumaiya alawudeen if you have acne or pimples or dark skin I guess even balance hormone
This is a very nice video thank you. For making it i will try this
beautiful to watch but WRONG information given, fresh petals eont work well, as they will mould, andit is revioe for insused oil. why dont you do a little research before creating content?
Do you proof read ? Lmfao
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Nice tutorial, I like the music.
I wonder if I can use coconut oil instead... has anyone tried?
+Monica V I'd love to know if that could work as well! Shall we try it?
+Marina Thibeault I just need to wait for my husband to bring home the roses! LOL
+Monica V yes, coconut oil is heavier, but it should be fine. The oils I mentioned are more lightweight, so they're safe to use for your face as well. Here's a page about different carrier oils and their different nutrients, properties, and shelf lives: www.spiritualscents.com/t-art_What_Are_Carrier_Oils.aspx
+Lavendaire Thanks for the handy guide!
Coconut oil will clog pores and the molecules are too big to absorb into your skin, don't put it on your face.
Lol good thing to do after a break up if he ever gave you roses
("have fun shredding up those roses")
This is ROSE and OIL not ROSE OIL