This DIY rose water taps into a desire for natural skin care and crafting culture. From food to beauty, there are lots of other applications for roses outside of the garden. This example from the Free People blog will result in moisturized skin. The rose moisturizing spray is beneficial in a number of ways, including balanced pH levels and reduced inflammation.
The homemade cosmetic actually uses a store-bought rose water, but suggests other materials to combine it with in order to improve the look and feel of skin. The DIY rose water spray calls for an organic and pure rose water such as the one available from Heritage Store, vegetable glycerin and sweet almond oil. You can also substite jojoba oil or add other essential oils.
What's Driving This Trend
- Natural Skin Care
- The rise of natural skin care products made with organic and pure ingredients.
- DIY Beauty Products
- The trend of creating homemade beauty products using accessible materials and a crafting culture.
- Rose-based Products
- The emergence of rose-based products for various applications including beauty and food.
Who This Affects Most
- Beauty Industry
- The beauty industry can tap into the trend of natural ingredients and DIY beauty products to offer customized options to their consumers.
- Food Industry
- The food industry can explore rose as an ingredient in various food and drink products like teas, oils and desserts.
- Craft Industry
- The craft industry can leverage a growing interest in DIY beauty and personal care products by offering educational resources and kits to create customized natural products.
