Rose of Gaul (Rosa Gallica)

The Gallic rose, also known as the creeping rose, Celtic rose, Rosa arvina Krock, is a native species of rose that originated in the area of the Greek culture of the remote medieval city of Gaul. It has a low incidence in our countryside and is now considered a rare weed. Its flowers are usually red to purple in colour, but can also occur in pink or white varieties.

The main product in which the rose of Gaul is used is cosmetics. It has a delicate yet distinctive scent, which is why it is often used in the production of perfumes, cosmetics and soaps. It is also used for its medicinal properties in alternative medicine. Thanks to its content of vitamin C and E, minerals and antioxidants, it has become a favourite not only with cosmetologists but also with doctors. The Gallic rose is already an integral part of not only domestic but also international cosmetics. It also has the advantage of being easy to grow, which makes it a suitable plant for our gardens, especially in places where conditions are not suitable for other plants.

Rose of Gaul (Rosa Gallica) can be found in the following products

Liquid hand soap - Rose 1 l

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Liquid hand soap - Rose 1 l

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Liquid hand soap - Rose 1 l

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Liquid hand soap - Rose 1 l

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Liquid hand soap - Rose 1 l

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Liquid hand soap - Rose 1 l

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