Rose buds has long been enjoyed by many generations for its large array of benefits. Cultivation of Rose buds for tea consumption actually goes as far back as 5000 years ago. It is said to have originated from China and flourished through the Middle East, Northern Africa and Europe.

In Chinese Medicine, Rose buds can be used to treat stomach and digestive problems, such as bloating, lack of appetite and nausea.

Rose buds are also a remedy for various menstrual irregularities and menstrual discomfort, such as period cramps and fullness/tightness in the breast during your period. Similarly, it is often prescribed to patients with pre- post- menopausal symptoms.

Apart from its fragrance, which helps one to relax and calm down, studies have shown that Rose tea is an excellent mood enhancer. It has anti-depressant and anti-anxiety properties, that can help us to ward off stressors effectively. It is good for people who often experiences mood swings and irritability. It can also help relieve headaches and improve sleep quality.

Rose has anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties, which can help to soothe skin irritation and heal cuts and scars. It contains antioxidants and can improve your complexion.

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*Note that consumption of Rose Tea is not recommended for pregnant women.