Renowned for its many virtues, thewater Natural rose from the valleys of Morocco is an unmissable beauty treasure.
Used for thousands of years in healing rituals, this precious essence refreshes, hydrate and revitalises theepidermis. Thanks to a traditional distillation process, organic rose water from Morocco retains all its beneficial properties to provide the very best care for dry skin and rough, whilst helping to remove the impurities and an excess of sebum.
Traditional mining in the heart of Morocco
In Morocco, the harvesting of rose petals – particularly in the Kelaat M’Gouna region – follows a rigorous process that guarantees the exceptional purity of the rose water produced.
The roses are hand-picked at sunrise, when their concentration of aromatic compounds is at its highest. The petals are then distilled using traditional methods that preserve their delicate active ingredients, thus ensuring rose water of the highest quality.
The beneficial properties of rose water for the skin
L'water</strong> Organic rose oil derived from these ancestral practices is loaded with vitamins and antioxidants, giving it a range of therapeutic properties for the skin.
Here are some of its most notable benefits:
- Refreshes and reinvigorates theepidermis, ideal on hot summer’s days or after a strenuous workout.
- Moisturises intensely, leaving the skin soft and supple, perfect for dry skin.
- Fight against rashes and soothes irritated skin thanks to its anti-inflammatory properties.
- Purifies the skin by helping to remove impurities and the excess of sebum, which is beneficial for acne-prone skin.
Daily uses of Moroccan rose water
It is not limited solely to cosmetic use. Thanks to its versatility, it also forms part of a daily skincare routine:
- Like facial tonic : after cleansing, apply to the skin to tone and prepare the’epidermis moisturising care.
- As a mist: lightly spray onto the face throughout the day to refresh and rehydrate the skin.
- When adding to homemade face masks, to enhance the basic ingredients such as clay or honey with its beneficial properties.
Cultural and economic role in Morocco
Rose water is not only renowned for its cosmetic and therapeutic benefits. It also holds a significant place in Moroccan culture. Often used in local ceremonies and rituals, it symbolises purity and beauty.
Economically, rose production makes a substantial contribution to the economy of Morocco’s rural regions, thereby supporting many local families and communities. The annual rose festival, held in Kelaat M’Gouna, is a testament to the socio-economic importance of this ‘pink liquid gold’.
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