Bulgarian Rose Lotion Balms by Gaia's Grace Aromatherapy by Shauna Grace Zink, Aromatherapist, Available Soon!
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Bulgarian Rose steam distilled (Rose Otto), Rosa Damascena.
Rose is beautifully fragrant and healing. Even inhalation of it is relaxing and mood boosting I have experienced personally, and my clients experienced the same benefits. I have put research on it below.
These Bulgarian Rose balms are very helpful and useful for irritated and inflamed skin, wrinkles and mature skin, anxiety, palpatations, poor circulation and low blood pressure, and Rose is helpful with cramps as well as other female issues which I;d use therapeutically after consultation.healing particular things.
I won't overwhelm with the Chemical constituents and properties of Bulgarian Rose. It's constituents are why it is worth sourcing this much more expensive Rose essential oil, not just for smell and fragrance but it's active constituents for
The balm lotion has wonderful benefits on the skin like assisting with wound healing, with some research into its cell regeneration action. Good for mature or dull skin, or for red irritated skin, that is due to anxiety especially I found with some of my Aromatherapy massage clients.
Bulgarian rose has many therapeutic benefits I'd use after online consultation, it is a great hormone balancer for menapausal symptoms.
I find personally it helps my skin brighten and reduce redness since it works directly with the skin with its chemical constituents, while the fragrance also helps relax and reduce stressful feelings I have seen with my clients.
I had one person describe this Rose as taking her on a trip of pleasant memories and it shifted her mood at work to being more relaxed and positive.
Some of the research I have read I have below
Thanks for reading!
Shauna Zink, Professional Aromatherapist since 2001, Organic Chemistry of Essential Oils 2009, Advanced Aromatherapy Diploma with Distinction 2025, owner and creator of Gaia's Grace Aromatherapy since 2009
https://www.healthline.com/health/rose-oil
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5511972/
https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/agricultural-and-biological-sciences/rose-oil