ClaRose 100% Natural Organic Rose Water Hydrating and Purifying Vegan Toner, 150 ml

I have tried a lot of other rose waters and found that a lot are watered down and the effects are minimal. However, finally found this one that’s pure and organic and the effects are definitely noticeable. love that it’s natural with no added fragrance and no harsh chemicals. I have to be careful as I have sensitive skin and this is the only one I’ve found that didn't break me out. Definitely a game changer. highly recommend :)

I have tried so many different rose waters, and I was very disappointed to find most of those are just water mixed with a small quantity of rose water or Purified water with a little rose oil. This product from ClaRose is the purest form of Organic Rose Water. On top of that, this is made with organic rose water.I will only use this product in the future and recommend all to try this.

I've been wanting to try rose water hydrolate for a long time as it seems to be a huge thing in beauty now and has so many health benefits, not only just for skin. The fact this is provided in a spray bottle means you can also use it for its' stress-relieving qualities by spraying it as a mist too.Pros:- Has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory qualities which calms the skin when used as a cleanser/toner- I use it as an extra step after toning the skin with eucalyptus toner - I don't want to just wash the benefits of the rose water off! I spritz it on a cotton wool pad and then recleanse my face with it. It makes my face feel fresh and clean- Smells lovely and floral, if a bit sweet- Gives a nice cooling sensation for angry/dry skin- Spritz bottle doesn't leak and sprays a good amount, can be used to spray a mist tooCons:- Not necessarily a con as it's good for hygiene but it has two caps - one for the spray bit and one larger one for the bottle. In my lengthy beauty regime this can be a bit annoying!- Not 100% pure as it contains preservatives but this is understandable to keep the shelf life longerI'd recommend this brand due to the fact it is making my skin feel lovely. The healing properties of rose petals is really showing and my skin is feeling and looking a lot brighter! My oily-combination skin can get really dry and applying this after my toner is really helping.

Gentle on the face

I’m not familiar with this brand and a little unsure what hydrolate was, apparently it’s a term for when essential oils are steam distilled.As you can imagine, this smells of roses, not my favourite scent but it’s quite subtle so I didn’t mind.The fluid is very thin, like water and I sprayed it onto a cotton pad before wiping it over my face.It’s very refreshing and left my skin feeling soothed and clean.There’s a few different uses for this product including using it on sunburn and insect bites. Well I’ll have to wait until summer to see if that works but for now it’s an acceptable tonic for my dry skin, doesn’t dry it out any further or cause tightness and irritation.It’s made from real rose petals and doesn’t contain any parabens, artificial colour or fragrance.It’s not cheap but it’s a great quality product and it’s many uses means it’s good value for money and you can get a 2 pack, making it even better value.Hope you found my review helpful

Nice product

This stuff smells like an bowl of pop purée that you’d find in an old folks home. It absolutely stinks! Like a musky dead rose.

Sorry.....I requested this based on the information available. This should really not be implying that it is just Rosa damascena flower water on the product listing. It also contains - as i discovered on checking the contents which MUST by law be printed on the bottle itself - that it contains Sodium Benzoate and Potassium Sorbate. These are absolutely NOT part of the chemistry of Rosa damascena flower water!I really DO understand that some suppliers extend shelf life by other additions. Which is fine. Except that I as consumer ought not to be given information which suggests something elseA company adding other chemistry ought not to be effectively hoodwinking a customer by ONLY listing the botanicals on a website.I was interested in this as an alternative to the absolutely natural Rose hydrolat which I can obtain from some other suppliers. The answer is, this is not. Nice enough, but not comparable for the uses I might need