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Rosehips Tea Organic Rosehip Tea Best Quality Dried Rose

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ROSEHIP TEA Whole Fruit Organic Rosehips Tea 100g Best Premium Quality Tea * 100g/3.53oz. * Premium Quality * Organic Farming *

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Product details & ingredients

ROSEHIP TEA Whole Fruit
Organic Rosehips Tea 100g
Best Premium Quality Tea
* 100g/3.53oz. * Premium Quality * Organic Farming *

Common Names and Synonyms:
Rosehip, Rose hip, Rose-Hip, Rose Berries, Rose Fruit, Dog Rose, Rose Haw, Rose Hep, Rosa Canina (Lat,Ita), Dog-rose, Common briar, Apothecary Rose, Cynorhodons, Cynorhodon, Cynosbatos, Cynosbati fructus, Dog Rose Hips, Heps, Hip, Hip Fruit, Hipberry, Hip Sweet, Hop Fruit.

Organictas Dried Whole Rosehips (Rosa Canina) / Rosehip Fruits
100% Natural Organic Dried Rose Hips.

Rosehips for tea making:
  • Naturally made from rose hip plants that thrive in their natural habitats;
  • from an ecologically clean, uncontaminated area in the Bulgarian mountains;
  • from ecologically untouched fauna and flora habitats;
  • free from harmful substances;
  • without preservatives;
  • without colorants;
  • without flavors;
  • without sweeteners,
  • without genetic engineering;
  • pesticide-free;
  • free from any pollutants;
  • without anything added;
  • Environmentally friendly kraft packaging and envelope.
Health Benefits of Rosehip Fruits & Tea:
Due to various different guidelines (health claims) around the world, we are not permitted to provide information about the positive effects of this tea. We ask you to find out more in the relevant specialist literature or on the Internet.

What does Rosehips taste like?
The Rosa Canina fruits are expressive in taste, slightly tart, sour and sweet with a rose hint.
Rose hip teas do not contain rose petals, but still feature a delicate floral flavor with a tart aftertaste. Brewed rosehips looks deep red in color and features a tangy and sweet aroma. Rosehip tea has a flavor similar to green apples, ripe plums, and hibiscus tea.

How to use/consume Rosehips?
Internally as a decoction and infusion.
Preparation: 1-2 tablespoons rosehip fruits with 1/4 l of water boiled for 10 minutes.

The so-called "Rosehip Wine". Preparation: 1/2 kg of rose hips with 4-5 liters of water and 1/2 kg of sugar are kept next to the stove during frequent shaking. After one week it is filtered and drunk instead of water.

Adding to another tea, black, green, fruit or herbal. Mixture with hibiscus tea is very popular.

Jams, Jelly and Preserves. Wild rose hip is also used as a filling for donuts, muffins and croissants.

Syrups & Tinctures.

As Rosehip Flour/Powder. We offer premium quality rosehips powder/flour in our .

Recommended daily dosage:
Up to 3 cups of tea per day

This Organic Dried Rosehips Product is :
please see under "item specifics" on top of this product listing.

Storage:
in a dry, ventilated, cool and dark place in tightly closed packaging. This product is packaged in an airtight, resealable kraft doy-pack for optimal freshness. After opening, simply squeeze the air out of the kraft pack before resealing to maintain maximum potency. Keep out of reach of small children.

Country of origin / Made in / Packed in:
BULGARIA, a country of the European Union (EU).

Always read the label and follow the directions for use. This information is general in nature and not medical advice. If symptoms persist, talk to your health professional.

Supplier ref: ROSEHIPS TEA Organic Rosehip Tea Best Premium Quality Dried Rose Hip 100G/3.56Oz

How it works

Carrier oils are plant oils, pressed from nuts, seeds or fruit, that are used to moisturise skin and to dilute essential oils. They are made of triglycerides, which are fatty acids attached to glycerin, along with small amounts of vitamin E, phytosterols and other plant compounds.

The fatty acid mix explains how each oil feels. Jojoba is technically a liquid wax ester, very close to the skin's own sebum, so it absorbs well and feels light. Argan is rich in oleic and linoleic acid and vitamin E, giving a silky, nourishing feel. Rosehip oil is high in linoleic and alpha-linolenic acids and has a natural amber tint from carotenoids. It is a popular choice for facial skin.

Body oils act as emollients and light occlusives. Applied to damp skin after a shower, they trap water on the surface and leave skin looking glossy and supple. They also make an ideal base for massage.

What people use it for

  • Moisturises and softens skin.
  • Leaves skin looking glowing and feeling supple.
  • Nourishes with plant fatty acids and natural vitamin E.
  • A gentle base oil for massage and aromatherapy blends.
  • Can be used on the body, face, hands and cuticles.

Common questions

Which carrier oil is best for my skin?

It depends on your skin. Jojoba and rosehip tend to suit oily or combination skin as they are light, while argan and sweet almond oil suit normal to dry skin. Try a small amount first and see how your skin feels after a few days.

How do I use body oil?

Apply a few drops to damp skin straight after a shower and massage in until absorbed. A little goes a long way. Wait a moment before dressing, as some oils can mark clothing.

Safety

For external use only. Patch test before first use, especially if you have nut allergies, as some oils are nut-derived. Avoid contact with eyes and stop use if irritation occurs.

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