Scientific Name: Rosa damascena
Elegant, aromatic blossoms that nurture the heart, skin, and soul

Uses:

Herbal Tea – Steep into a fragrant tea that soothes the senses and supports emotional balance
Bath Soaks – Add to warm baths for a luxurious, skin-loving soak
Culinary – Used in desserts, teas, syrups, and Middle Eastern cuisine for a floral twist
Potpourri & Decor – Naturally fragrant; ideal for home ambiance or gift presentation
Skincare Infusions – Soaked in oils or waters for toning and anti-aging skin benefits

Wellness Benefits:

Roses & the Heart Chakra 

Open your heart, soothe your spirit

Roses are more than just a symbol of love—they are deeply connected to the heart chakra, the energetic center of unconditional love, empathy, and emotional healing.

In aromatherapy and herbal traditions, the gentle fragrance and vibrational essence of rose petals are believed to open the heart, ease emotional wounds, and promote feelings of self-love and compassion.

Tip: Try sipping rose petal tea, using rose-infused oils on your chest, or meditating with the scent of rose to deepen heart chakra healing.

Heart & Mood Support – Traditionally known to uplift the spirit and ease emotional stress
Anti-inflammatory – Helps reduce redness, soothe skin irritation, and calm the body
Skin Glow – Antioxidants promote skin renewal and hydration
Digestive Aid – Gently supports digestion and may ease bloating or cramps
Relaxation – Calms the mind and supports restful sleep

Recommended Daily Usage:
1–2 teaspoons per tea serving, or a small handful for bath or skincare use. Safe for regular use in moderate amounts.

Storage Tip:
Store in an airtight container away from heat, moisture, and direct sunlight to preserve fragrance and freshness.