Rose flower extract, derived from rose petals (typically Rosa damascena or Rosa centifolia), is widely used in cosmetics, food, aromatherapy, and traditional medicine due to its beneficial properties. Here are its main uses:

1. Skincare & Cosmetics

• Moisturizing & Soothing – Rich in antioxidants and natural oils, it hydrates and calms irritated skin.
• Anti-Aging – Contains vitamins A and C, which help reduce wrinkles and improve skin elasticity.
• Astringent & Toner – Helps tighten pores and balance skin pH.
• Fragrance – Used in perfumes, lotions, and creams for its natural floral scent.

2. Aromatherapy & Relaxation

• Stress Relief – Rose oil/extract is used in diffusers and massage oils to reduce anxiety and promote relaxation.
• Mood Enhancer – Its scent is believed to uplift emotions and ease depression.

3. Culinary Uses

• Flavoring – Adds a floral note to desserts (like Turkish delight, rosewater ice cream) and beverages (rose tea, syrups).
• Natural Preservative – Antioxidant properties help extend shelf life in some foods.

4. Traditional & Herbal Medicine

• Digestive Aid – Rose tea may help relieve bloating and indigestion.
• Anti-Inflammatory – Used in remedies for sore throats and mild infections.
• Menstrual Relief – Some cultures use it to ease cramps and hormonal imbalances.

5. Hair Care

• Scalp Health – Soothes dryness and dandruff.
• Hair Perfume – Adds a light fragrance to hair products.