Ingredients: Purified Water*, Glycerin (Vegetable), Sodium PCA, Sodium Hyaluronate (Hyaluronic Acid), Organic Aloe Vera (Aloe Barbadensis) Leaf Juice, Potassium Sorbate and Hydroessential Rose (Rosa Damascena). What exactly is Rosa Damascena (Hydroessential Rose) Flower Oil? Is this rose essential oil? I assume there is no rose water in your product? Ingredients: Purified Water*, Apple Cider Vinegar (with the Mother)* and Hydroessential Rose. *Certified Organic. Rosewater Facial Toner Ingredients: Purified Water*, Vegetable Glycerin, and Hydroessential Rose (Rosa Damascena ). Rosewater & Vinegar

Also, if you don’t want to add the rosewater, simply do 1/2 cup distilled water + 2 tablespoons of glycerin. ( I often make a larger batch too using 1 cup liquid + 1/4 cup glycerin). Apple cider vinegar has long been used as a natural skincare ingredient . When vinegar is being made, the fermentation process creates acetic acid, the active compoun d that makes vinegar effective for skincare. Heritage Store Rosewater Vinegar works to cleanse and help your body balance the skin’s tone . While this formula has minimal ingredients and is quite safe, we always recommend pregnant and nursing women consult with their physician before using any new skincare product. My first thought with adding some rosewater is that I simply wanted some fragrance. However after a little research I learned that rosewater has anti-inflammatory properties as well as being a good toner and cleanser for the skin that can help clean clogged pores. This is more good news for our faces and our skin in general!Once I bought some rosewater (I bought the 4 oz Heritage Store Rosewater brand), I also learned that the fragrance is quite subtle, which I liked. I’m not one who likes heavy perfumes or smells so this also made rosewater a good fit for me. (Eventually I’m hoping to learn how to make my own rosewater!) The vegetable glycerin is from RSPO (responsibly sourced organic palm). You can read all about it here: rspo.org/certification

We know better than to mess with a good thing, so in the 50 years since its debut, we haven’t changed our Rosewater formula at all. The formula is as clean and pure as it was in ’69. However, we have expanded our Rosewater Collection to include a full line of mists, serums, toners and creams. We want every beautiful face to benefit from the soothing power of roses, so in addition to our original Rosewater we created a Rosewater & Glycerin, Rosewater Vinegar and Rosewater Facial Toner. Each of our Rosewater products is designed to complement a different skin type. Here’s a breakdown of our Rosewaters and when to use them. RosewaterRose essential oil isn’t water soluble. The hydroessential rose is not a rose essential oil, it is a proprietary extract blend of the rose’s natural chemistry. A rose hydrosol is the condensation of droplets of water from steaming the rose flower plant material. The Heritage store hydroessential rose is a unique way to imbue the skin with the beauty of the rose petals! Heritage Store Rosewater , the most universal spray in our line of rose waters, is made with Damask Roses and our Vor - Mag ™ water . Damask R oses have been used for centuries for their soothing and hydrating properties. Our proprietary hydroessential rose is a unique way to get as much of the rose’s hydrating elements to your skin as possible. Vor - Mag ™ water is vortexed and ma gnetized, raising it to a higher vibration that we believe is more similar to your body’s frequency. So, while our Rosewater formula is just two ingredients, it’s far from simple. The Heritage Store Rosewater Facial Toner is made with powerful humectants and hyaluronic acid, which is a naturally oc c ur r ing molecule in skin that binds water to collagen for a more hydrated, dew ier glow . Together, these ingredients complement Rosewater’s ability to soothe and refine skin. You may have noticed that older bottles list this ingredient as Rose Essential Oil. The ingredient has not changed – we now refer to it in a slightly more distinct and specific way to honor its origin. To make the spray: Pour the distilled water and the rosewater into your mist bottle. Then add the glycerin and gently swirl to mix the contents. (You may find a funnel helpful for getting your ingredients into your bottle).

The pH of this product fluctuates between 4-7 given the oil in the glycerin/water mixture. On average, the pH of is around 6-7.

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