Rose water—a sweet-scented liquid derived from distilled rose petals that’s found in everything from dessert to facial toner—has long been rumored to possess health and beauty benefits.

Simply gather organic, unsprayed rose petals (ensuring they haven’t been treated with chemicals), rinse gently, and simmer in distilled water for approximately 30 minutes.

To make distilled water at home, you need: A large pot and its lid A bowl that is smaller than the pot Ice Water Fill your pot halfway with water. Place an empty bowl inside of your pot. The bowl ...

Below is everything you need to know about rose water, straight from the skin-care experts. From the benefits, the downsides, and even how to make it yourself, read on to see what they had to say.

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Benefits: Distilled water is free of minerals and chemicals, making it a pure option for sensitive plants.

You can also wash your hair with distilled water, especially if your tap water is normally hard. Wet your hair with tap water and shampoo as usual, but when the time comes to rinse the shampoo out ...