New Research Finds Roses Help Anti-wrinkle Products
By Annabelle RoylanceAnnabelle Roylance is the editor of Best SkinCare Products.
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FOR at least a century, the rose has been entwined in our notions of beauty and desire. A key accessory for prom queens and figure skaters (not to mention Queen Elizabeth II’s diamond jubilee), it has figured in cold cream, Chanel No. 5 and the classic Smith’s Rosebud Salve.
“Studies were done in Japan that showed rose extracts help with damage to collagen and elastin,” Dr. Colbert said. “Besides, the aromatic qualities of rose affect the brain’s limbic system, and your brain helps control your skin. Any positive association — the rose scent is soothing — will help your complexion.”
Annabelle Roylance is the editor of Best SkinCare Products.
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