Rosehip Oil

Vitamin C and vitamin A are both present in rosehip oil. Rosehip oil also contains vitamin F, a fatty acid made of linoleic acid and alpha-linoleic acid, and essential fatty acids like the following: Oleic acid, Palmitic acid, Linoleic acid, and Gamma linolenic acid.

1. Lightens dark circles:
Rosehip oil, a popular ingredient in under-eye serums, is thought to aid in the fading of dark circles.

2. Hydrates the skin:
Linoleic and linolenic acid are among the many important fatty acids found in rosehip oil. These fatty acids aid in maintaining the strength of cell walls to prevent water loss.

3. Eliminates scars:
Rosehip oil can reduce the visibility of scars, whether they are caused by acne, chicken pox, pregnancy stretch marks, weight loss, or anything else, thanks to the fatty acids it contains.

4. Brightens dull skin:
In the form of carotenoids, rosehip oil is a potent source of vitamin A that brightens the skin. It enhances the skin's radiance, evens out skin tone, and brightens drab skin. Additionally, the emollient feature of the product makes the skin supple, moisturised, smooth, and radiant.

5. Gives you glowy skin:
Once more, it's the trusted vitamin C, known for improving skin luminosity, that will contribute to bringing out your natural shine. If you want to highlight your cheekbones and brow bone but don't like the sparkly, artificial quality of most highlighters, try a little rosehip oil as it is loaded with it!

6. Minimizes temporary redness:
Rosehip oil helps reduce the look of temporary redness because it contains fatty acids that relaxes skin.

7. Serves as a makeup remover:
The oil can be used to remove eye makeup, even waterproof eye makeup. It may also be used to remove all of other makeup.

Cold Pressed

Earthy and woody undertone

Deep golden to red-orange color

1. Rosehip oil is a good choice for face use because it's light in weight and quickly absorbed by the skin
2. A few drops of Rosehip Oil go a long way; simply place two to three drops in your palm, rub your palms together, and gently massage your face and neck in upward and circular motions
3. It can be applied alone or over your daytime or nighttime moisturiser
4. Before wearing makeup, use it to prepare your face for a dewy look

1. You should conduct a patch test before using rosehip oil for the first time to ensure that your skin can withstand the oil
2. Using rosehip oil is not advised if the skin is irritated or inflamed
3. It is safe to use if there are no symptoms of irritation on the skin.
4. Always use moisturiser first (to restore hydration), then rosehip oil (to protect hydration). Or you can use the oil as a moisturizer
5. Rosehip oil should be applied morning and night for optimum results
6. Apply sunscreen over it after waiting five minutes for the oil to be absorbed