Very few flowers in the richness of forms, aroma, unusual color palette, duration and abundance of flowering can be compared with a rose. Currently, there are thousands of different varieties of roses. In the petals of the rose contains a large amount of vitamin C, and even then, thousands of years ago, people began to consume them, cooked jam, made wine, manufactured cosmetics and medicines. Rose petals have soothing, restorative, antiseptic, wound-healing and anti-inflammatory properties.
As an anti-inflammatory and antiseptic, pink water is used, which at home is prepared from three tablespoons of fresh petals, filled with two glasses of boiling water, then water is insisted in a sealed container for at least twelve hours. Take the drug three times a day, for thirty minutes before eating 150-200 milliliters.
Similar healing water in the home is also prepared by boiling. To do this, you need to take fresh rose petals, put it in a container, bring it to a boil on low heat. Cook until the moment when the petals become colorless, strain and cool. To prepare pink water in large portions is not necessary, with long-term storage, its medicinal properties are lost. This broth can also be used for washing, especially in hot weather.
Thanks to its properties, pink healing water is perfect for caring for problem, oily skin of the face. To prepare a more effective remedy, a handful of finely chopped branches of hazel nut will be needed. It should be poured with boiling water and cook for thirty minutes on a steam bath. Cool, strain and mix with cooked rose water: one part of hazel and three parts of rose water. And to care for normal skin, it is enough to drip a few drops of lemon or orange juice into the pink water.
Pink miracle water can also be a remedy for treatment and prevention against conjunctivitis, all kinds of inflammation and eye fatigue. It will be enough to drip a few drops, or simply make compresses on the eye area, and immediately feel relieved.
Compresses with rose water can give you first aid with a severe headache: a cold compress with rose water is applied to the forehead and literally after fifteen minutes the pain will pass.
Modern phytotherapeutists quite often recommend the means of roses for the treatment of respiratory organs: cough, angina, bronchial asthma and especially diseases of allergic origin, as rinses, drops, compresses and even ingestion. And with catarrhal diseases in order to quickly knock off the heat, it is recommended to wipe the entire body with an infusion of rose water. If your throat hurts, your teeth hurt and your gums become inflamed, you need to rinse your mouth with infusion of rose water and the pain will almost immediately subside.
This water, thanks to its qualities, during the holiday will serve as an absolute guarantor of an impeccable tan.
Along with rose water and in cosmetology, and in medicine, and even in a number of health-improving procedures, the essential oil is widely used. In addition to miraculous properties, this remedy also has a unique aroma, which in itself is curative and is used to relieve headaches, dizziness, nausea, weakness.
It is highly recommended to inhale vapors of rose essential oil to people with increased irritability, susceptible to neuroses and depressions, with angina pectoris. And to enhance the effect of flavor, you can do inhalation with the addition of rose oil.
Excellent bathing and wellness properties are possessed by a bath of rose petals: tones, relieves fatigue, anxiety, supports the tone of the heart muscle, cleanses the skin. It is prepared simply and quickly: 0, 5 cups of rose petals pour boiling water, insist and pour into the tub along with the petals. To enhance the healing effect in water, you can add a little beet juice.
But that's not all. Ever since the times of ancient Rome, people have been making roses from fragrant tea roses, making jam and jams, making pastilles and sherbets, making compote, making wine and even using them for confectionery fillings. And all this is also useful, because it is made from healing rose petals.