Many brands claim their rose water is 100% natural. However, determining absolute "100% natural" status requires scrutinizing individual product labels and manufacturing processes, which are not fully disclosed by every vendor. Several brands explicitly advertise their rose water as 100% natural or pure, including:
- Solavedi Organics: Their rosewater is explicitly stated as "100% natural and made with carefully cultivated organic rose petals."
- Vidhyanjali: This company sells "100% Natural Virgin Rose Water."
- Taylor's Naturals: Offers "RAW Materials - ORGANIC Rose Water - 100% Pure".
- Alteya Organics: Their rose waters are described as "100% Pure Organic Certified Distilled Bulgarian floral Waters."
- Huygens: Their rose water is marketed as "100% natural and organic."
- 100% Pure: Offers a Rose Water Face Mist, stating it's "100% PURE" and made with rose hydrosol.
- Artizen: Advertises a "100% Pure Rose Water" on Amazon.
Rose hydrosol, a product mentioned in the references, is considered the purest form of rose water. This implies that rose waters made using this process have a higher chance of being genuinely 100% natural, although confirmation would still require checking the specific product ingredients. Other brands like Zofla and Urban Botanics are mentioned as having "natural and pure" rose water in a Reddit discussion, but this claim lacks the same level of explicit declaration as the aforementioned brands.
It's crucial to carefully read product labels to verify the ingredients and manufacturing processes before purchasing to ensure a product meets your definition of "100% natural." Note that even products labeled as "100% natural" may contain trace amounts of additives, depending on the specifics of the production and certification standards used.
