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SEZMAR COLLECTION PROFESSIONAL
White Rose Massage Oil, 500 ml
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€16.00 EUR
Unit price / perWhite Rose Massage Oil
White Rose Massage Oil is built on Rosa alba, the white oil-bearing rose, which is a distinct plant from the Damask rose that supplies most rose oil. The two are sibling hybrids and share Rosa gallica in their parentage. Grape seed and almond oils carry it, wheat germ oil adds weight, allantoin conditions the skin. Interesting fact: rose is the most time-bound aromatic on this list. The flowers are picked between six and eight in the morning, and outside that window the oil content of the same flower falls by 30 to 90 percent. There is one bloom a year, in May and June, and the harvest goes to distillation within about a day. It takes upwards of three tonnes of flowers to make one kilogram of rose oil. The two roses also smell different in a way you can measure: geraniol leads in Rosa alba at roughly twice the citronellol, and in Damask rose that ratio runs the other way. Main benefits:
- Rosa alba named on the label, which is the rarer of the two oil-bearing roses.
- Greener and lighter on the skin than a Damask rose oil.
- The aromatic clients most associate with a premium treatment.
- Five ingredients on the label.
How the product works: Grape seed oil is the carrier and spreads thin under warm hands, while almond oil holds the slip through the hour. Rose sits in the heart of the aroma and comes forward as the oil warms under pressure, so it builds through the first twenty minutes rather than announcing itself at the door. Wheat germ oil sits fourth on the list and brings the highest tocopherol content of any carrier used in this range. How to use:
- Application: 15 ml. Rose is by far the costliest thing in this bottle and heavier dosing does not make the scent better, only faster to run out.
- Massage: Slow relaxation strokes, back and shoulders first. Warm hands are what bring the rose forward.
- Tip: Price this treatment above your standard hour and say why. Upwards of three tonnes of flowers per kilogram of oil, one bloom a year, and a two-hour picking window is a story the client can repeat to someone else.
Suitable for: Spa and salon menus with a premium tier, bridal and anniversary bookings, and any practice selling a signature treatment where the ingredient carries part of the price.
Results with regular use:
- A treatment you can price above your standard hour with a reason behind it.
- An aroma that builds across the first twenty minutes as the oil warms.
- Skin stays comfortable on repeated weekly work.
- Even slip on one application across a 60 minute protocol.
INCI/Ingredients: Grape Seed Oil, Almond Oil, Rosa Alba Essential Oil, Wheat Germ Oil, Allantoin.
Packaging: 500 ml pump bottle. At 10 to 20 ml per full-body session that is 25 to 50 treatments per bottle.
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White Rose Massage Oil, 500 ml
For the treatment at the top of your menu, where the client is paying for the ingredient as much as the hour.
500 ml covers 25 to 50 full-body treatments at 10 to 20 ml per session. At €16.00 and a 15 ml application that is €0.48 per treatment.
🌹 Rosa alba, the white oil-bearing rose. A distinct rose from the Damask, sharing Rosa gallica in its parentage.
🕑 Picked between 6 and 8 in the morning. Outside those hours the oil content of the flower drops by 30 to 90 percent.
📅 One bloom a year, May to June, and the flowers go to distillation within about 24 hours of picking.
⚖️ Upwards of three tonnes of flowers per kilogram of rose oil, a figure published for oil-bearing roses generally. Rosa alba yields less than the Damask, so it needs more.
🌿 Geraniol leads in Rosa alba, at roughly double the citronellol. In Damask rose the ratio runs the other way, which is why the two smell different.
🏭 Made by Kozmetika Hristina to one batch formula. The bottle you reorder matches the one you opened.
Best offers
Estimated delivery between September 14 and September 16. Order within .
Five ingredients. Grape seed and almond oils carry the blend, wheat germ oil adds weight and tocopherol, allantoin conditions the skin. The aromatic is Rosa alba, the white oil-bearing rose, which is a distinct plant from Rosa damascena; the two are sibling hybrids sharing Rosa gallica in their parentage. Measured side by side in industrial distillation, Rosa damascena yields about 0.048 percent oil from the flower and Rosa alba about 0.040 percent. Their composition differs in the same measurable way: geraniol predominates in Rosa alba at roughly double the citronellol, while Damask rose is defined by the opposite ratio. Contains almond oil, a tree nut.
INCI/Ingredients: Grape Seed Oil, Almond Oil, Rosa Alba Essential Oil, Wheat Germ Oil, Allantoin.
Rose is what you put at the top of a treatment menu, and the reason holds up to a client asking why it costs more. The picking window is two hours, six to eight in the morning, and the same flower picked later in the day gives 30 to 90 percent less oil. There is one bloom a year in May and June. It takes upwards of three tonnes of flowers to produce a kilogram of oil, and Rosa alba yields less than the Damask, so it needs more. None of that is marketing; it is why rose is priced the way it is. Rosa alba is the rarer of the two oil-bearing roses and it smells lighter and greener than the Damask, because geraniol leads it at about twice the citronellol and Damask rose runs the reverse. On the skin the aroma builds through the first twenty minutes as the oil warms, so it rewards a slow opening.
The premium tier of a spa or salon menu. Bridal and anniversary bookings. Any treatment priced above your standard hour, where the ingredient carries part of the price and the client wants to know why.
Delivery
Orders are processed within 2 to 4 business days after confirmation and shipped via Speedy.
Free delivery within Bulgaria for orders over €46.00.
For business clients (Legal Entities), free delivery applies to orders over €102.26 after discount.
Returns
For the safety and hygiene of all our customers, cosmetic products cannot be returned or exchanged once received.
White Rose Massage Oil
White Rose Massage Oil is built on Rosa alba, the white oil-bearing rose, which is a distinct plant from the Damask rose that supplies most rose oil. The two are sibling hybrids and share Rosa gallica in their parentage. Grape seed and almond oils carry it, wheat germ oil adds weight, allantoin conditions the skin. Interesting fact: rose is the most time-bound aromatic on this list. The flowers are picked between six and eight in the morning, and outside that window the oil content of the same flower falls by 30 to 90 percent. There is one bloom a year, in May and June, and the harvest goes to distillation within about a day. It takes upwards of three tonnes of flowers to make one kilogram of rose oil. The two roses also smell different in a way you can measure: geraniol leads in Rosa alba at roughly twice the citronellol, and in Damask rose that ratio runs the other way. Main benefits:
- Rosa alba named on the label, which is the rarer of the two oil-bearing roses.
- Greener and lighter on the skin than a Damask rose oil.
- The aromatic clients most associate with a premium treatment.
- Five ingredients on the label.
How the product works: Grape seed oil is the carrier and spreads thin under warm hands, while almond oil holds the slip through the hour. Rose sits in the heart of the aroma and comes forward as the oil warms under pressure, so it builds through the first twenty minutes rather than announcing itself at the door. Wheat germ oil sits fourth on the list and brings the highest tocopherol content of any carrier used in this range. How to use:
- Application: 15 ml. Rose is by far the costliest thing in this bottle and heavier dosing does not make the scent better, only faster to run out.
- Massage: Slow relaxation strokes, back and shoulders first. Warm hands are what bring the rose forward.
- Tip: Price this treatment above your standard hour and say why. Upwards of three tonnes of flowers per kilogram of oil, one bloom a year, and a two-hour picking window is a story the client can repeat to someone else.
Suitable for: Spa and salon menus with a premium tier, bridal and anniversary bookings, and any practice selling a signature treatment where the ingredient carries part of the price.
Results with regular use:
- A treatment you can price above your standard hour with a reason behind it.
- An aroma that builds across the first twenty minutes as the oil warms.
- Skin stays comfortable on repeated weekly work.
- Even slip on one application across a 60 minute protocol.
INCI/Ingredients: Grape Seed Oil, Almond Oil, Rosa Alba Essential Oil, Wheat Germ Oil, Allantoin.
Packaging: 500 ml pump bottle. At 10 to 20 ml per full-body session that is 25 to 50 treatments per bottle.
Lots of payment options
You can pay with cash on delivery (COD) or by using debit/credit card. Secured transactions.
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Bogdan - Massage Therapist
Frequently Asked Questions
Start with the treatment type. For muscle recovery and tension relief, the Magnesium Oil is the go-to. For relaxation and skin nourishment, our standard massage oils work best. If you're unsure, contact us and we'll recommend based on your protocols.
Yes. The 500ml format is designed specifically for professional volume use. The formula is consistent batch to batch, making it reliable for daily use across multiple clients.
On average 10 to 20ml per full-body session, depending on technique and pressure. The pump format helps control dosage and reduces waste.
Yes. The formula contains no silicones, parabens or artificial colorants. Allantoin and beeswax make it gentle enough for repeated use. Always perform a patch test for clients with known skin sensitivities.
We recommend using it on the body only. For facial treatments, a dedicated facial oil is more appropriate.
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep the pump closed between uses. Shelf life is indicated on the packaging.
All Sezmar Collections products are manufactured in Bulgaria under controlled production conditions by Kozmetika Hristina, with over 30 years of formulation experience.
Safe to use
EWG VERIFIED™, made with 99.9%+ natural origin ingredients* including phytoglycogen.
Non-allergen
The SHA accreditation is an instant way to recognise a product meets the highest standards of skin safety.
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Build your professional protocol and save up to 10%.
These products work best together. Most practicioners like to order them together. Combine them into your work and save up to 10%.
CONTACT US
Email:
sezmarcollection@gmail.com
Phone:
+359895516350
Email:
sezmarcollection@gmail.com
Phone:
+359895516350