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| Author | Topic: concentrated rose water |
| justagirl84 10-29-2002 04:20 PM | Yesterday I wanted to but some rose water. And the bottle said 'Rose Water Concentrated' is this type of rose water good? It didnt have the ingredients on it either? Does concerntrated mean pure? |
| Wai 10-30-2002 02:04 PM | commercial rosewater is never pure; because how many roses would one need to extract a bottle of water from??? So, it is always dilluted with mainly water. If it says concentrated, it means that they have concentrated it AFTER they have dilluted it. I guess they don't give you any details ![[Mad]](../mad.gif) |
| ongwb78 05-09-2003 01:49 PM | I've just bought a bottle of rose water but not sure whether is it the correct one? In fact there were 2 types:- Bottle 1(Pink in color) - for dry/sensitive skin Bottle 2(Green in color) - for oily/normal skin Ingredients:- Bottle 1 - Rose water concentrate Bottle 2 - Rose water concentrate & Witch Hazel Anyway, I bought bottle 1 as it only consists of rose concentrate, but I have oily skin, so I wonder is it ok for me to use bottle 2 instead? Is rose water concentrate ok or must it be pure? If it must be pure, can we buy off shelf? Please kindly advise. ![[Confused]](../confused.gif) |
| Cheryl2002 05-09-2003 01:50 PM | Hello Rookie, I am from Singapore too so I know what you are talking about! I have been using rose water bought from Guardian Pharmacy since I can only find it there! Previously it came in a 240ml bottle (cost around $3.60 and i think you can still see some of these stock). Recently they have changed the packaging so it now comes in a 120ml transparent bottle which costs $3. I have been using the above 2 for the past 3 months and they are ok. Take care! |
| Wai 05-09-2003 01:52 PM | quote:1 = okay please read the "oily skin" thread (and this one!) |