Rose tincture

Rose Medicine I love Roses. Do you? I love all ROSES! It was a great pleasure to be a part of the collaboration of the International Herb Association's 2012 HERB of the YEAR publication: ROSE. **

Soothing roses + anti-inflammatory witch hazel combine in this beautiful rose infused witch hazel - perfect to use as a facial toner, for bug bites, acne, sunburn, varicose veins & more!

Sipping on an aphrodisiac cordial can lighten the mood, ground the body and mind and perhaps enhance the experience.

Healing medicine of the rose and roses as food and medicine with recipes for making rose elixir, rose honey, rose infused vinegar, rose tinctures, and rose water

This scented rose oil possesses excellent properties that are highly beneficial for the daily care of skin and hair.

This is not an exact recipe for you but a guideline on how to make your own. This tincture/elixir melts the tension from my shoulders like nobodys business.

Have you ever asked yourself what you can do with herbs after you've made tea, infused oils, tinctures, vinegars, and honeys? Here are some fun ways to upcycle the remaining plant material, often called the “marc,” into other fine uses and crafts.

Rose Hips and Vodka assembled for making tinctureWhen one reads about making a Rose Hip tincture you read that you should wait until the first hard frost hits the plant. The fruit then softens, the…

Tinctures are alcoholic extracts of plants, they have a long history of use, and can easily be taken on the go.

Did you know that rose is an herb that can be used in many ways? Here are 5 interesting things about rose petals along with some ways to use them in herbal remedies! Enjoy!