Does this contain synthetic fragance (rose) or is it from essential oils?
1540924
I was also curious if the fragrance contained any synthetic ingredients so I contacted the company. I received a response from an Eileen at Thayers, she stated "the scent is all natural from the rose petal itself". Hope this helps!!
1540925
Not essential oil. There are two ingredients, rose WATER, then the other that is making me raise an eyebrow, "fragrance(Natural Rose)" I cannot tell you for sure, but it kind of makes me want to contact the company to ask. I never thought about that before, and I have fairly sensitive skin, yet have never broken out from this product. I'm sorry I couldn't have been of more help!
1020024
The bottle says that it is "Rosa Damascena," which is a type of rose. See the link:http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3586833/
1227387
I thought I was ordering actual rose geranium essential oil. TUrns out that it is not rose geraniumoil/possibly not even essential oil. It comes from another plant, but it smells just like a bouquet of roses. I cannot recall the name of the plant. I hope this helps
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Rose water is water distilled from the rose petals. In the distillation process, steam is forced through a vat containing roses. This steam picks up the rose's essential oils. The steam then gets routed to a condenser where it cools and the rose water separates from the rose oil. The rose water is just a byproduct of the rose essential oil distillation process. The rose water does end up infused with a beautiful aroma and can be used to help hydrate skin or eyes but it is not rose oil.
1782246
For the most part it seems to have only leaf extracts so I'm assuming it's oils. There are a few chemicals I'm there but they don't seem to be fragrance oriented.
1780591
Rose geranium is it's own single oil and comes from the botanical "Pelargonium capitatum x radens"
707641
The Rosebud Salve: Pure White Petrolatum (Surgical Grade), Cotton Seed Oil, Trade Secret Blend of Essential Oils, Botanicals. The Strawberry Lip Balm: Petralatum, vilvanolin, natural white beeswax, a trade secret blend of strawberry flavor, natural and artificial dyes. Minted Rose Lip Balm: Pure White Petrolatum (Surgical Grade), Cotton Seed Oil, Peppermint Oil, Trade Secret Blend of Essential Oils and Botanicals. This is what I normally use to buy but they feel the same to me except these 3 have less ingredients: http://www.bigelowchemists.com/c-o-bigelow-products/lip-balms/c-o-bigelow-rose-salve-no-012.html
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"Ingredients: Mineral Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate (Vitamin E), Rosa Mosqueta Seed Oil (Rose Hips), F D & C Red #17, Fragrance (Parfum)."
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Those of us trained to use essential oils don't recommend them for oral use. There's specialized training involved that isn't generally regarded as safe for the average natural doc, as the highly purified oils are much too potent. For oral use of rose and other herbs, try using the food grade hydrosols. These are made from the water vapors used during the distillation process of making essential oils. Because of the dangers present in oral use food grade essential oils and hydrosols are best purchased from specialized herb shops. It's not that rose is dangerous, rose tea is yummy, but its because EOs are so highly concentrated. Those of us trained to use essential oils don't recommend them for oral use. There's specialized training involved that isn't generally regarded as safe for the average natural doc, as the highly purified oils are much too potent. For oral use of rose and other herbs, try using the food grade hydrosols. These are made from the water vapors used during the distillation process of making essential oils. Because of the dangers present in oral use food grade essential oils and hydrosols are best purchased from specialized herb shops. It's not that rose is dangerous, rose tea is yummy, but its... » Read More Those of us trained to use essential oils don't recommend them for oral use. There's specialized training involved that isn't generally regarded as safe for the average natural doc, as the highly purified oils are much too potent. For oral use of rose and other herbs, try using the food grade hydrosols. These are made from the water vapors used during the distillation process of making essential oils. Because of the dangers present in oral use food grade essential oils and hydrosols are best purchased from specialized herb shops. It's not that rose is dangerous, rose tea is yummy, but its because EOs are so highly concentrated. « Show Less
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"No synthetic fragrance" is listed on the bottle with No parabens" and "No sulfates" and all natural product. I looked through the list of ingredients too and there's nothing on there other than natural ingredients. Hope this helps.
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I believe it is... The ingredients only list "Rosa Damascena". I've purchased this product and another cheaper brand before by "Elma & Sana". I can say this one is better. Even though the cheaper brand stated that it was also pure Rosa Damascena, it did not smell like fresh roses. Maybe because its manufactured in a different facility or I was unlucky enough to get a weird smelling bottle... Anyway, this rose water actually smells like roses... If you're trying rose water for the first time I would go with this one.
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It does not specify. It literally states rose water in the ingredients. No rose essence...
42263
Totally synthetic. Considering how inexpensive the real deal is elsewhere, I would get some natural vitamin e and skip this product.
2008941
No, I have used this product and it is only mineral oil, beeswax, rosemary and lemon essential oils. It smells wonderful when you apply it due to the rosemary.
243204
It's a blend of several ingredients. Sorry, I've thrown the empty bottles away, so I'm not sure if tea tree oil was even listed. I do know it's not the main ingredient.
2044956
It's organic lavender, with fruit extracts. Here are the ones I can't pronounce:polyquaterium 7,Isonatt.Phospholipids, hydroxyethylcelluose, PEG/PPG-4 DIMETHICONE, Tetrasodium EDTA. pHENOYETHANOL, ETHEXYGLYCERIN, CITRIC ACID, FRAGRANCE. So having fragrance at the end sounds like it could be synthetic. Too expensive for all that stuff in it that's unknown.
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It is stated on my bottle that it is "100% Certified (by QAI) Pure Organic Rosa Canina Oil. No Preservatives."