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Article: ROS ES TO THE RESCUE; Not only does it smell sublime, but rose oil heals, hydrates, moisturises and softens skin of all ages.(Features)
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- Daily Mail (London)
- Article date:
- April 20, 2009
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NOW imagine a light oil that rehydrates, regenerates and revitalises winter weary skin. It's antiageing, smoothing, brightening and boasts every fashionable vitamin going. So far, so high-tech.
The smell, however, will transport you right back to your granny's dressing table because this spring's magic ingredient is derived from roses -- and it's chemical and toxin free.
Now here's a quick history lesson.
It's only since the 19th century that the fragrant rose has become best known for its use in perfumery.
Before that, roses were grown mainly for their medicinal properties.
The Persians are credited with being the first to ...
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