Having rose oil at home is one of those perfect skincare and hair staples that I honestly rely on. If you haven’t read my other recipes for hair growth, I highly recommend them, my hair has never looked better, plus it’s super long now!

This rose oil is not only great for your hair but also perfect for pampering yourself and your skin. It provides excellent hydration, and the best part is that it’s super easy to make and smells delicious!

This is what my hair and skin look like after being super consistent with my all-natural shampoo and conditioner, along with using this rose hair oil and rosemary water.

Why You Need This Rose Oil

Rose oil is packed with antioxidants, making it perfect for both your hair and skin. It hydrates, softens hair strands, and adds smoothness and shine. For your skin, it gives a beautiful, radiant glow and helps calm redness or irritation. By making your own, you can skip all the questionable additives found in store-bought versions.

Plus, it smells amazing, like fresh roses! this homemade recipe is all-natural!

Homemade Rose Oil Recipe for Hair & Skin

Ingredients

Dried rose petals
Glass bottle with dropper (Perfect for easy application).
6 ounces Jojoba oil (it’s lightweight and great for all skin types).
20 drops Vitamin E oil (A natural preservative and excellent for skin nourishment).
8-ounce mason jar with lid

Instructions:

Step 1: Prepare Your Mason Jar

Fill the mason jar about halfway with dried rose petals.

Step 2: Add the Jojoba Oil

Pour in approximately 6 ounces of jojoba oil. If you’re using a mason jar, the side measurements make this easy. Otherwise, a measuring cup works just fine.

Step 3: Add Vitamin E Oil

Add about 20 drops of vitamin E oil for extra nourishment.

Step 4: Infuse the Oil

You have two options for infusion:

Let the mixture sit in the mason jar for about a week. This allows the oil to fully absorb the benefits of the rose petals.
Use a double boiler on the stove for a faster infusion. I personally prefer the sit-and-wait method, it’s easier, and the results are just as good.

Step 5: Strain and Bottle the Oil

After infusion, strain out the petals and pour the oil into a glass dropper bottle using a funnel. This step helps since the bottle opening is usually small.

How to Use Rose Oil at Home:

For Hair: Apply a few drops to your scalp and massage it in for a nourishing treatment. You can also smooth a little over the ends of your hair to keep them soft and shiny.
For Skin: Use it as a facial oil or mix a few drops into your body lotion for extra hydration.

And that’s it! A beautifully scented, deeply hydrating rose oil that your hair and skin will absolutely love.

Homemade Rose Oil for Hair and Skin

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This homemade rose oil an all-natural treat for your hair and skin. It's deeply hydrating, easy to make, and infused with the delicate scent of roses for a spa-like experience at home!

Ingredients

Dried rose petals
Glass bottle with dropper Perfect for easy application.
6 ounces Jojoba oil it’s lightweight and great for all skin types.
20 drops Vitamin E oil A natural preservative and excellent for skin nourishment.
8 ounce mason jar with lid

Instructions

Fill the mason jar about halfway with dried rose petals.
Pour in 6 ounces of jojoba oil. If you’re using a mason jar, the side measurements make this easy. Otherwise, a measuring cup works just fine.
Add 20 drops of vitamin E oil for extra nourishment
Infuse the Oil
You have two options for infusion:
Let the mixture sit in the mason jar for about a week. This allows the oil to fully absorb the benefits of the rose petals.
Use a double boiler on the stove for a faster infusion. I personally prefer the sit-and-wait method, it’s easier, and the results are just as good.
After infusion, strain out the petals and pour the oil into a glass dropper bottle using a funnel. This step helps since the bottle opening is usually small.

Notes

How to Use Rose Oil at Home:

For Hair: Apply a few drops to your scalp and massage it in for a nourishing treatment. You can also smooth a little over the ends of your hair to keep them soft and shiny.
For Skin: Use it as a facial oil or mix a few drops into your body lotion for extra hydration.

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