Spotlight on Rose Ointment
Rose Ointment is the dreamiest ointment around and can be used for so many things! This little jar is a staple in our household for any skin that needs to be soothed! Think of it as a substitute for your over the counter ointments or creams. You can use it alone or add oils to it for whatever you need, making it our go-to for dry skin, chapped lips and nostrils, tender skin from falls, and even more intense healing needs! 


ROSE OINTMENT AT A GLANCE


Seals moisture into skin and replenishes the skin moisture barrier
Deeply hydrates, soothes, and softens skin
A great substitute for over the counter creams and lotions
Contains 100% plant-based and naturally derived ingredients
Vegan and cruelty free and made for sensitive skin
Formulated without parabens, phthalates, petrochemicals, synthetic fragrances, or synthetic dyes/colorants


Rose Ointment is deeply nourishing (a little goes a long way) and is the perfect addition to your skincare routine. It's full of oils that make your skin happy like Rose (of course!) as well as nourishing carrier oils like castor oil, avocado oil, jojoba oil and argan oil.

BACKGROUND
Rose Ointment is gentle enough for everyday use, formulated for sensitive skin, and uses 100% plant-based and naturally derived ingredients. Ultra-versatile and easy to use, it seals moisture into skin and is perfect for use on lips, cuticles, elbows, knees, and wherever you have skin that needs soothing. This is a staple in our skincare cabinets and first aid kits!

KEY INGREDIENTS


Rose: beautifies the skin, promotes the appearance of an even skin tone, and reduces the appearance of fine lines
Patchouli: soothes the skin when used topically and promotes natural healing
Myrrh: an ultimate skincare oil; soothes and moisturizes the skin and help promote natural healing
Palmarosa: a favorite for its ability to rejuvenate healthy-looking skin
Carrot Seed: provides moisturizing, beautifying, and skin cleansing properties
Tea Tree: cleanses the skin and helps maintain healthy-looking skin, hair and nails
Geranium: soothes and helps promote healing of the skin


FULL INGREDIENT LIST
Sunflower seed wax, Astrocaryum murumuru seed butter, Caprylic/capric triglyceride, Sunflower seed oil, Raspberry seed oil, Castor seed oil, Jojoba oil, Marula seed oil, Avocado oil, Argan oil, Rhus verniciflua peel wax, Passionfruit seed oil, Tocopherol, Rose hip seed extract, Pomegranate seed oil, Glycerin, Sea buckthorn fruit oil, Palmarosa oil, Patchouli oil, Coriander seed oil, Myrrh oil, Grape seed extract, Bergamot peel oil, Carrot seed oil, Tea tree leaf oil, Ascorbyl palmitate, Ylang ylang flower oil, Geranium flower oil, Rose flower oil

DAILY HABITS WITH ROSE OINTMENT


Use with Owie oil and band-aids when someone takes a tumble. (we keep a jar in our first aid bag!)
For that dewy skin look, simply dab a bit of Rose Ointment on each cheek bone, upper eyelid & on the lips before applying makeup (or forgo the makeup all tougher!)
Apply to the cuticles as a cuticle softener and moisturizer.
Apply on and underneath the nostrils when the skin becomes tender from being rubbed too many times (a lifesaving wintertime hack!)
Use on dry cracked lips, cheeks, noses or anything sore or chapped.
Apply on your heels as a moisturizer
Use to soothe dry nostrils from cold, dry air - take a bit of rose ointment on a q-tip and rub it on the inside of each nostril before bed or before a flight/
Use to soothe baby bums.
Mix Rose Ointment with a drop of Cypress oil for hemorrhoid relief
Give dry, cracked hands and feet some TLC by applying Rose Ointment and then covering with cotton socks or gloves.


RECIPES WITH ROSE OINTMENT
We love the rose ointment as a base for Owie oil anyway, so using it for more intense needs just makes sense! It's a great substitute for Aquaphor. A little goes a long way, and it is great for your skin. We keep one in our first aid kit at all times! 

Dew-Kissed Skin Moisturizer


5 drops each Myrrh, Frankincense, Geranium
½ jar Rose Ointment
Mix well and use as a daily moisturizer before bed.


Ultimate Soothing Balm


8 drops Helichrysum
5 drops Myrrh
4 drops Sacred frankincense or frankincense
4 drops Lavender
¼-½ jar Rose Ointment
Apply to needed area(s) 2-5 times a day. Frequency and consistency are crucial for these big needs!! The Helichrysum is a must for these recipes and an oil we definitely keep on hand. (Psst - this recipe is a favorite for post-partum mamas!)


Gentle Soothing Balm


5 drops Geranium
4 drops Helichrysum
3 drops Lavender
2 drops Patchouli or Gentle Baby
¼-½ jar Rose Ointment
Apply to needed area(s) 2-5 times a day. 


No matter how you use this versatile ointment, it will quickly become a favorite in your household!


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