Handcrafted Herbal Tincture 
 
Rose buds and petals  (Rosa centifolia and Rosa rugosa)
 
Energetics: Astringent, slightly bitter, cooling. drying.

Actions: Antiinflammatory, Astringent, Aphrodisiac, Cardiotonic, nervine, Throphorestorative,  
 
Rose, one of the world's most revered flowers, is traditionally a heart medicine, energetically and physically. This unique combination captures the essence of two rose varieties, bringing together the synergistic notes of the two rose species. Rose gently tones, strengthens, and gladdens the heart. Her thorn energy is also helpful in helping create boundaries and protection. The heart gives us joy, grounded joy, content joy, and is the seat of our spiritual self. What you put into your heart, you put into your whole being. When in doubt, do the heart work with Rose.  

"She has the remarkable ability to allow vulnerability while reinforcing personal empowerment and freedom. This plant teaches a deep self-love and knowledge that results in nourishment and wholeness. While the term Rose colored glasses often applies to seeing the world in an unrealistically positive light, what rose really gives us is the ability to see the earth and ourselves in all of its true and inherent beauty." - Herbalist Kiva Rose 

Rosa rugosa works with the profound levels of emotion, especially those after a traumatic loss- loss of job, loss of physical ability after illness or through dis-ease, loss of family, loss of identity, or any other loss. Rosa Rugosa works to permeate those places and helps to restore inner sanctity and vibrancy to the heart, restoring your sense of optimism.  
 
Rosa centifolia, known as the "hundred-leaved rose" or cabbage rose, refers to the numerous petals and has a fuller floral profile. Rosa centifolia supports emotional relaxation and fosters a sense of inner peace and self-acceptance.
 
 
2 FLOZ 
 
 
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