Rosewater

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DIY Spa Treatment: Soothing Rosewater Scrub

Now, I'm not going to knock Retin-A, or the generic composition thereof, because it has given me clearer, smoother skin.

Now, I'm not going to knock Retin-A, or the generic composition thereof, because it has given me clearer, smoother skin. However, from an around-the-mouth and chin perspective, I've got some issues. Blistex helped soothe the deep cracks in the corners of my mouth, but as for the surrounding area, it looks as if I've been stranded on the frozen tundra for days — chapped, red, flaking skin and all. This is where a rosewater and almond scrub comes into play.

Known for its cooling, hydrating, and antibacterial properties, rosewater provides a gentle astringent effect on the skin, which is perfect for those with sensitivities. Meanwhile the almonds exfoliate and provide moisture. Do you love DIY? Join the Do-It-Yourself Beauty group on the BellaSugar Community, and then get the DIY rosewater scrub how-to when you read more.

Valentines Day

Say "I Love You" to Your Skin With Rosewater

In case you missed the red and pink explosions everywhere you turn, Valentine's Day is coming soon.

In case you missed the red and pink explosions everywhere you turn, Valentine's Day is coming soon. Regardless of your opinion on the holiday, I'm betting we can all agree that roses are one of the most popular (perhaps read: clichéd) presents to receive. I've got nothing against the blossoms, but want to look a little further . . . to the essence.

I'm dropping major hints to Mr. Bella that he should save that flower money and give me some rosewater instead. A byproduct of the process that extracts an essential oil from rose petals, this liquid soothes and rejuvenates the skin and is commonly found in sprays and lotions with that accompanying sweet smell. Since I'm fairly certain these keep better than a bouquet, get a radiant glow that lasts with the selections below.

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