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Since we were pretty much denied a proper spring, we're carrying all the May flowers that the April showers didn't bring right on into the summer — starting with roses. Not only are they pretty to look at, but these blooms also have some major skin, hair, and nail benefits. Scroll ahead to learn all the beautifying ways that you can stop, smell, and slather on roses.
Korres Wild Rose 15% Vitamin C Spotless Serum ($75): This oil-in-water mixture is packed with a combo of vitamin C (the highest concentration found in fruit) and wild rose to keep skin hydrated and irritation to a minimum.
Farmhouse Fresh Vitamin Berry Facial Tonic ($36):
A blend of calming rose water and antioxidant-rich aronia berry extract makes for a skin-refreshing spritz that protects skin from pollution.
COPPER+CRANE Shimmering Bath Oil Soak ($18): Rose hip oil, argan oil, and shea butter make up an indulgent trifecta of moisturizing goodness. Pump it into the bath and watch it transform from a shimmering oil into a moisture milk.
Kora Organics Rose Quartz Heart Facial Sculptor ($58): Stimulate circulation, de-puff, sculpt, and help with lymphatic drainage — all in a heart-shaped rose quartz facial stone.
Milani Rose Face Oil ($14): If you're not ready to drop a ton of cash on a pricey face oil, try a drugstore version that blends rosehip oil with sunflower, apricot kernel, and sweet almond oils.
Omorovicza Rose Lifting Serum ($185): Spritz on this solution to help relax overworked facial muscles that cause fine lines and wrinkles.
Suave Rose Oil Infusion Shampoo ($3): Beyond leaving behind a subtle scent, rose oil helps boost and soften limp, tough strands.
Pai Rosehip BioRegerenate Oil ($40): If your skin can't handle retinol, here's a formula that uses beta-carotene, which converts to Vitamin A when absorbed into the body. There's no irritation on the outside while the ingredients work from the inside to fight off any signs of aging.
Thesis Beauty Multi-Tasking Antioxidant Oil ($20): Slather this multi-purpose oil from head-to-toe or anywhere that you need extra moisture and antioxidant protection.
Le Mini Macaron Rose Nail & Hand Mask ($5): Whether you get regular manis or just need some cuticle TLC, these rose and lavender oil-infused finger sheet masks will help hydrate dry and brittle nails.
Fresh Rose Face Mask ($62): Real rose petals and rose water plump skin with a boost of hydration.
Ouai Rose Hair & Body ($32): Glow from the toes up with this absinthium, shea, and rosehip oil hair and body spray.
Shiffa Rose Maroc Night Elixir ($175): Morrocan rose helps boost circulation while the retinoid and caffeine work on cell turnover. Chamomile keeps it balanced and calm.
Avon True Color Lip Glow Lip Gloss ($8): Chia seeds and rosehip oil keep lips hydrated without compromising on color.
MDNA Beauty Rose Mist ($120): Tone skin with this rose spritz, created by Madonna, that's dripping with antioxidants and amino acids to soothe and improve your complexion.
Ecomaat La Vie En Rose Organic Rose Drops ($35): Add these drinkable drops to your water and let the skin conditioning happen from the inside out.
Good Queen Bess Rose Tea Body Polish ($24): Slough away any lingering dullness with a mashup of rose tea, Himalayan sea salt, and sweet almond oil.
ODE Olive Oil Body Balm in Bohemian Rose ($20): Think of this olive-oil based balm as your solve-everything skin salve. It can hydrate cuticles or elbows or be used as an all-over body lotion.
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