Rose Petals

TRADITIONAL USES: In Indigenous medicine, Rose petals have been used in many ways for a variety of conditions. The Curanderos use Rose petals to invoke feminine energies and spiritual protection. Traditional healers applied Rose petal paste on wounds and the body to speed healing, decrease sweating, and in tincture and tea for gastritis, regulating the bowel, controlling acidity, preventing scurvy (when fresh, it may contain significant amount of vitamin C).  

Rose petals can also be used cosmetically for a variety of purposes, such as in a cleanser, rosewater toner, and as an ingredient in many bath soaks. 

PRECAUTIONS & CONTRAINDICATIONS: While Rose Petals are generally considered safe, we recommend consulting with a healthcare practitioner before use, especially if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, on any medications, or have any allergies, especially to plants in the Rosaceae family. 

WARNING: This information is for educational purposes only, has not been evaluated by Health Canada, and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.