Rose water and glycerine is one of the oldest home-skincare pairings in India, and this combo gives you both in separate bottles. Use steam distilled gulab jal on its own as a toner, or add a few drops of plant-based glycerine to make a hydrating mix for dry winter skin.
Key Benefits
- Rose water helps skin feel refreshed and toned.
- Glycerine is a humectant that helps skin hold on to moisture.
- Together they leave skin feeling soft, smooth and dewy.
- Handy for dry patches on hands, elbows and heels in cold weather.
- A few drops of glycerine in a hair rinse can help reduce the feel of frizz.
- Separate bottles let you set the strength of your own mix.
What’s Inside
2 bottles, 300 ml in total:
- 1 × Rose Water Toner, 200 ml – gulab jal made by steam distilling rose petals, with a soft floral fragrance.
- 1 × Plant-Based Glycerine, 100 ml – a clear, thick liquid from plant sources, widely used in skincare to draw moisture into the skin’s surface.
How to Use
- Hydrating toner: mix 4–5 parts rose water with 1 part glycerine in a clean bottle and shake well.
- After cleansing, apply a few drops to face and neck with your fingertips or a cotton pad.
- Dry hands and heels: massage a few drops of the mix into the skin at night.
- Always dilute glycerine – used neat it can feel sticky and heavy.
- Rose water can also be used alone as a toner or face pack mixer.
- Avoid the eyes. Patch test on your inner arm 24 hours before first use.
Who Is It For
For men and women with dry, normal or combination skin, and anyone whose skin feels tight in winter or in air-conditioned rooms. Oily skin can use more rose water and less glycerine in the mix.
Why HerbtoniQ
HerbtoniQ gives you both ingredients separately so you control the ratio. Both are bottled in India; keep the caps tightly closed and store in a cool, dry place.
FAQs
What is the right ratio of rose water and glycerine?
Start with 4–5 parts rose water to 1 part glycerine. Use less glycerine if your skin feels sticky.
Can I apply glycerine directly on my face?
It is best diluted with rose water. Neat glycerine feels heavy and sticky on the face.
Can I use rose water and glycerine overnight?
Yes. A light layer at night is a popular winter routine. Rinse off in the morning.
For external use only. Do a patch test before first use.

































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