Easy Rose Quartz Crystal Infused Rose Water Recipe . DIY Rosewater tutorial for oily skin or acne

Follow along to make this Rose Quartz Crystal Infused Rose Water Recipe at home with just a few, simple ingredients.
I have absolutely loved adding this simple rose water recipe to my daily beauty routine. It's so simple to make in bulk, feels incredibly refreshing, and includes several impactful benefits for your skin.
You can see the full, written tutorial with shoppable supply list here:
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To add rose water to your routine, just spray it on your face right before you use anything else. Use it before any serums, moisturizers, etc. Have this be the very first thing. Then throughout the day, it's also a really great quick pick me up.
Rose Water Toner Benefits:
I want to start this week's tutorial a little bit different and go into the benefits and why this may or may not be a really excellent thing to add to your beauty routine. Rosewater is naturally really high in vitamin C and contains lots of natural antioxidants, which are incredibly good for your skin. In addition, this rose water recipe is an excellent, natural treatment for several conditions including:
Rose Water for Oily Skin:
According to www.healthline... , rose water helps if you have naturally oily skin. Its natural antiseptic properties help calm the skin and prevent future breakouts while simultaneously reducing present ones.
Rose Water for Acne:
If you're prone to breakouts or maybe are in your teenage years, this rose water recipe can be really impactful because it won't dry your skin out the way store-bought treatments will. It's natural antiseptic properties help reduce excess sebum from forming and naturally reduces breakouts.
Rose Water for Rosacea:
According to a 2011 study, rosewater is an excellent treatment for rosacea because of its anti inflammatory properties.
Rose Water for Open Pores:
Because it is naturally rich in tannins, this rose water recipe has a natural tightening effect on your skin making it a really excellent (but also incredibly gentle) astringent.
Rose Water for Sensitive Skin:
When it comes to the pH levels of your skin, rosewater can also be highly beneficial due to it's natural PH levels.Your skin naturally sits between 4.1 to 5.8 on the pH scale. Rose water sits at 4.0, meaning it is a lot less likely for your skin to have a negative reaction to it or have breakouts s a result.
Rose Water for Hair:
I also love using it in my hair, especially for wet styling at night before I go to bed and just having it be part of your regular routine.
You can see the full, written tutorial here:

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