Al-Waleed International
Dried Rose Petals and Buds
Dried Rose Petals and Buds
Couldn't load pickup availability
Description
Roses have been used for hundreds of years in beauty and healing for their herbal fragrance and nourishing properties. Drying roses for different uses dates back to historic times. The Egyptians relied on flowers, including dry ones to make perfumes and cosmetics. They used perfumes during religious and royal ceremonies. Flowers are still dried to preserve for multiple uses.Scientific Name of Red Rose:
There are two species that the red roses from Pakistan belong to, namely, Rosa gallica and Rosa chinensis. The latter is more popularly used in South Korea for their aromatic herbs requirement to use in tea and cosmetic applications as per the HS codes and terms used in international custom tariffs.Production of Dried Rose:
Red Roses are native to Interior Sindh (southern province of Pakistan); roses grow throughout the year except for the temperature is below 10 degree centigrade. It is known that rose stems are cut into smaller size for plants to survive the harsh winters. Rose plant is fed by lake waters, streaming from foothills of Himalayas Mountains through lakes and waterfalls merging into Sindh from Northern Pakistan, more particularly, Punjab and Kashmir.Fragrance of Roses – Route to Export:
The distinct natural fragrance is a reflection of sticky and nutritional soil with gust of Arabian Sea winds. Whilst harvesting is done each day in sunny climate season, except for yearend winters. It is then gathered and brought to junction points like Hyderabad city which has direct routes to urban population such as Karachi, and access to sea and airports.
Annual Plantation and Yield of Red Roses:
There are different regional yields in Pakistan per farmland, usually 2500 Kgs – 2800 Kgs on per hectares bases and there are hundreds of farmlands in Sindh province of Pakistan.
Rose Harvest
Perennial plant usually harvested throughout the year whilst spring and summer are the best times in terms of blossom full.
How Roses are Dried
There are a few methods of drying. Spreading the rose flowers under the sky for natural drying process is the most popular one. The roses are not exposed to scorching sun as that turns the petals darker in color losing its natural color and flavor.
Drying Process of Petals:
● Once matured, the flowers are manually hoed and collected under sheds in different lots in accordance with their color/appearance and harvest time.
● Rose petals are naturally dried under the sun (temperature ranges between 28°C - 37°C) in lot sizes of 2500 ~ 3500 KGs in an open field spread over 5 Acres (20,446 SQM) approx.
● As the process explained through illustration (through diagram below) of the rose petals production, drying, sorting and selection.
HACCP Protocols:
After harvest, manual hand selection following the HACCP protocols
Dry Rose Flower for Vase Home Décor The dry red rose petals have a multitude of uses for home décor such as arrange them in a vase or turn them into potpourri; it makes your home smell lovely. It can also be used in diffuser for fragrance, candles, spa products & confetti.
Rose Hydrosol Mist:
● Pure water is placed in the still
● Rose petals are 100% steam distilled.
● The boiled water heats the petals and lets the secretory sacs break open in the flower.
● The steam then travels up into the condenser.
● The steam cools back to the water state in the condenser coils and that is when rose hydrosol is obtained.
Benefits of Rose Hydrosol It has hydrating & soothing abilities and with its anti-inflammatory and antibacterial powers. It has become an essential product in skin care. Amazing benefits we should know about rose hydrosol are:
● Natural hydrator
● Reduces redness
● Calms irritation
● Maintains skin’s natural pH level
● Minimizes pores
● Helps protect skin cells against damage
● Revitalizes the skin
(Disclaimer: we do not claim to cure any disease with this product.)
Difference between Rose Water and Rose Hydrosol:
The main difference between rose water and rose hydrosol is that rose water prepared using rose essential oil however rose hydrosol is a more concentrated version that carries the remains of essential oil after steam distillation process of roses.
Both rose water and rose hydrosol carry rose essence. They have many cosmetic benefits. These two words are often used interchangeably; there is a distinct difference between the two.
Rose Petals Food Grade The red rose petals without calyx, premium grade, one by one hand selected following HACCP protocols is pesticides free. As per EU standards of food grade material, rose petals quality as food grade, tested for the following parameters:
Pure Dry Rose Petals Tested for Pesticides and approved as Food Grade as per EU Code 0631030
Note. (Parameters tested via local and international labs. Each batch is treated with care and by gathering scientific data of plant – flower properties)
Overall Uses and Benefits:
Culinary Uses: Flavor Enhancer: Dried rose petals and buds are used to infuse a subtle floral flavor into a wide range of dishes, such as desserts, jams, teas, and cocktails.
Garnish: They make an exquisite garnish for cakes, salads, and other culinary creations, adding a touch of elegance and fragrance.
Cosmetic and Aromatherapy Uses: Potpourri: Dried rose petals and buds are commonly used in potpourri mixtures to freshen up indoor spaces and provide a pleasant, natural scent.
Bath Soaks: These petals can be added to baths for a relaxing and aromatic experience, as they are believed to have calming properties.
Homemade Skincare: They are used in DIY skincare products like facial masks, scrubs, and creams for their potential benefits for the skin, including hydration and anti-inflammatory properties.
Herbal Remedies: Rosewater: Dried rose petals can be used to make rosewater, which is known for its mild astringent properties and is used in natural remedies for skin care and eye care.
Herbal Teas: Dried rose buds and petals are often steeped to make rose tea, which is believed to have calming and soothing effects, aiding in stress relief and digestion.
Aromatherapy: The scent of dried rose petals is used in aromatherapy to promote relaxation, reduce anxiety, and improve mood.
Aesthetic Pleasure: Dried rose petals and buds are visually appealing and add a touch of romance and elegance to any setting.
Fragrance: They release a subtle, natural fragrance that can help create a relaxing atmosphere and improve emotional well-being.
Skin Benefits: Rose petals are known for their potential benefits for the skin, including moisturizing, toning, and reducing redness and inflammation.
Prevent Premature Aging: The antioxidants in rose flowers help regenerate skin tissues that delay appearance of wrinkles and fine lines.
Natural Moisturizer: Rose oil moisturizes with its natural skin hydrating properties. It also protects the skin against UV damage.
Aromatherapeutic Effects: The aroma of rose petals is believed to have a calming and mood-enhancing effect, making it a popular choice for aromatherapy.
Culinary Delight: When used in cooking, dried rose petals and buds add a unique floral note to dishes, desserts, and beverages.
Traditional Medicine: In traditional medicine, rose petals have been used for their potential medicinal properties, such as improving digestion and soothing sore throats.
It's important to note that while dried rose petals and buds offer various benefits and uses, individual experiences may vary. When using them for therapeutic purposes or in skincare, it's advisable to consult with a healthcare professional or herbalist, especially if you have allergies or sensitivities. Additionally, always ensure you source high-quality, pesticide-free dried rose petals and buds for the best results.
Storage: To retain the flavor profile and natural color of roses for a longer period, it is suggested to store them in a cool and dry place, ideally under 24°C with normal to low humidity levels.
Buy Dry Rose Petals at Wholesale Price:
To buy Dry Rose Petals at wholesale price, you may write to alwaleedexporters@gmail.com or WhatsApp at +92 314 2001355
