How to Do a Rose Water Facial

A steam facial is a great way to open pours, remove bacteria to eliminate blackheads and loosen the impurities caused from every day pollution. A facial at a spa can cost in the $100 range, but this at-home treatment will give you spa-quality at an affordable price. It will only cost you the price of a cup of rose petals. Here’s how to give yourself a rose water facial right at home. At home steam baths are also great for when you have a cold. Breathe in the vapors before going to bed for an easier night's sleep.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Large bowl (you can use the sink as well)
• Towel
• Spray bottle
• 1 cup fresh rose petals
• 1 gallon of water
• Tea kettle or medium pot
• Water (about a gallon)
• Oil-free moisturizer

Get Your Ingredients

1. Boil the water in a kettle

2. Place the rose petals in your bowl or sink, whichever you’re using for the steam facial.

3. Pour boiled water over the petals.

4. Cover your head with the towel and place it over the bowl. Make sure that the towel seals the steam in so that little can escape.

5. Absorb the vapors. Keep your head a comfortable distance from the hot water (about a foot), so as not to burn your face. Steam is dangerous and your facial should not hurt. If you are struggling to breathe, the steam is too hot.

6. Steam your face for 15 minutes.

7. Pat your face dry with a towel and immediately apply your favorite light moisturizer.

8. Don’t waste the leftovers. You can use the leftover rose infused water as a body spray, air freshener or linen spray. Once the water has cooled, pour it into a spray bottle.

Tips & Warnings

• Use organic rose petals to avoid infusing pesticides with your fresh facial water.
• Be aware of the dangers of steam. Steam can cause severe burning, so make sure you test the steam before putting your face in front of it.

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