Rose hip seed oil is a favorite for use as a body oil because it is so absorbent. In fact, it is sometimes referred to as a “dry” oil. Rich in fatty acids and tocopherols, rose hip seed oil nourishes and protects skin and is particularly beneficial for mature skin.
Store rose hip seed oil in a dropper bottle for easy application to scars and stretch marks.
Rosehip has very little scent characteristic of most carrier oils
Rosehip oil is becoming popular with massage therapists for it's skin healing properties, though it is typically in dilution (10% recommended). It is also suitable for cosmetics and manufacturing.
Rosa rubiginosa is a species of rose commonly known as Sweet Briar and is native to the southern Andes. The oil is produced from the seed of the fruit or “hip” of the plant. The seed contains up to 77% fatty acids, including linoleic and linolenic acids. It is also abundant om vitamin C and retinol (vitamin A).
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