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Rosehip oil, or rosehip seed oil, is extracted from the seeds of the rose bush, belonging to the Rosa genus in the Rosaceae family. Typically, it is harvested from the wild rose, of which there are around 100 different species found growing across the globe, predominantly in Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and North America

The wild rose bush is a small to medium sized thorny shrub that bears delicate flowers—almost always pink!—in the late spring and summer. After the flowers fall away, the plant develops small, orange-red rosehip fruits that are packed with nutrient-rich seeds.

Natural Hydration. Rosehip oil is deeply moisturizing, making it an excellent choice for supporting the skin's natural moisture. Its lightweight texture allows for quick absorption without clogging pores, leaving the skin soft and supple.

Antioxidant Protection. Rosehips are known to have a high level of antioxidant activity, due to their content of vitamin C, vitamin A, polyphenols, flavonoids, and carotenoids. These compounds may protect against free radical damage and help promote a youthful complexion.

Sun Damage Protection. The high concentration of vitamin C in rosehip oil helps to protect the skin from sun exposure and its antioxidant properties may aid in supporting the healthy renewal of sun-damaged skin.

Supporting Healthy Collagen Levels. Rosehip oil is rich in vitamin A which is necessary for the production of collagen. Collagen is considered a building block of healthy skin and supports healthy tone and elasticity.

Skin Rejuvenation. Rosehip seed oil is a fantastic natural source of vitamin A and omega 3 and 6 essential fatty acids. These nutrients support rejuvenation of the skin and promote the natural healing 

By incorporating rosehip oil into your skincare routine, you can enjoy its multitude of benefits while nurturing your beauty with the power of nature. Here are some simple ways to embrace the benefits of rose oil on the skin as a part of your daily rituals: