Natural Nectar
Gulab Jal Rose Water Face Mist
Gulab Jal Rose Water Face Mist
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- Sep 9 Ordered
- Sep 10 – Sep 11 Dispatched
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Rose water made the simple way — two ingredients, fresh rose petals and water. It goes on as a fine, cool mist that settles into skin in seconds and leaves the soft, real smell of roses behind, not the sharp sweetness of a synthetic rose fragrance. Keep a bottle within reach through an Indian summer and you'll understand why every household has always called it gulab jal.
Why you'll love it
- Takes the heat out of a long day — a fine spray evaporates off warm skin, which is what makes that flushed, sticky feeling drop away almost at once
- Leaves skin comfortable, not tight — misting straight after cleansing puts water back onto skin that soap has just stripped, so it doesn't dry down papery
- Makes the rest of your routine work harder — serum and moisturiser spread further and sink in on damp skin instead of dragging across a dry surface
- Smells of actual roses — the scent comes from the petals themselves, so there is no added perfume sitting on sensitive skin
- Earns its place in more than one step — wipe the day's dust off with a cotton pad, spritz through hair, or use it in place of plain water when you mix a face pack
Key ingredients
- Fresh rose petals — the whole of what this is. They give the mist its light hydration, its faint natural tint and its scent
- Aqua — the only other thing in the bottle
A two-ingredient formula, printed in full on the bottle.
Who it's for
All skin types, all ages, and not a women-only product — men reach for it just as often as a cooling refresher after a shave. Gentle enough for daily use on sensitive skin. As with anything new, patch test on the inner arm first, and keep it away from the eyes.
Product details
| Net quantity | 100 ml / 1 L |
| Form | Liquid mist |
| Fragrance | Natural rose, from the petals — no added fragrance |
| Shelf life | 24 months |
| Country of origin | India |
| Manufactured & marketed by | Natural Nectar |
| Free from | Parabens, silicones, sulphates, added fragrance, added colour |
How to use
How to use
- Cleanse your face and pat it dry.
- Hold the bottle about 20 cm away, close your eyes, and mist evenly over face and neck.
- Let it settle for a few seconds, then follow with serum or moisturiser while skin is still damp.
- Use morning and night, and any time through the day when you want a refresh.
- For external use only. Avoid contact with the eyes. Patch test on the inner arm before first use, and store away from direct sunlight.
FAQ
FAQ
Q1. Is this pure rose water, or is fragrance added to it?
It's pure rose water. There are two ingredients — fresh rose petals and water — and the scent you smell comes from the petals themselves, not from an added perfume. That is also why it smells softer, and fades faster, than a fragranced rose spray.
Q2. Can I use it on oily or sensitive skin?
Yes. It is a water-light mist with no oil, no added alcohol and no added fragrance, so it suits oily and combination skin as easily as dry, and it is gentle enough for daily use on sensitive skin. Patch test on the inner arm first if your skin reacts easily.
Q3. How long will a bottle last?
The 100 ml bottle lasts roughly three months if you mist twice a day. The 1 L is meant as a refill — it fills the small bottle ten times over, which is why households where more than one person uses it tend to buy that size instead.
Q4. Does it need to be kept in the fridge?
No. Stored somewhere cool and out of direct sunlight, it keeps perfectly well on a shelf. Plenty of people keep it in the fridge anyway, because a chilled mist on a hot afternoon is the best thing about gulab jal.
Q5. Can men use it, and can it go on hair?
Yes to both. Nothing about it is women-only — it works well as a cooling refresher after a shave — and you can spritz it through hair or over the scalp for the scent and a light freshening.
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