One cup of fresh rose petals, perfume alcohol, one-fourth cup of distilled water, vanilla essential oil, and a glass bottle ...

The smell of rose really does sum up early summer perfectly so use the rose petals to keep the smell all year round by creating your own rose scent. * Bring a large pan of water to the boil and add 6 ...

Domestic researchers have achieved a world first by developing a technology to induce plant cell cultures with the same scent components as real roses. The Rural Development Administration (RDA) on ...

The rose may be the most classic ingredient in all of perfumery. A symbol of love dating back to Greek and Roman mythology (with a first mention in artistic motifs in Asia around 3000 BC), the flower ...

When it comes to the dreamy world of perfume, roses are perhaps one of the first fragrance notes that come to mind. And throughout history (and in unique parts of the world, too), the classic scent of ...

Fragrance is connected in the most intimate way with memory. The scent of a fragrant rose can transport us to fond and cherished memories. Our visual delight in a beautiful rose bloom is immediately ...

Rose water can be used extensively in the kitchen, as a skin care tonic, perfume and more. Rose water is not only amazingly fragrant but also extremely versatile. It can be used extensively in the ...