Rosehip oil

Botanical Name
Rosa rubiginosa

Origin
Commonly sourced from Chile, Argentina, or South Africa, where the wild rose bush thrives in cool climates.

Processing Method
Cold-pressed from the seeds of wild rose hips to retain maximum nutrients, without the use of heat or solvents. Unrefined to preserve its natural color and active compounds.

Aromatic Summary
Rosehip Oil has a mild, earthy aroma with slightly nutty and herbal undertones.

Aroma Family
Earthy / Herbal

Aromatic Notes
Soft top note with a delicate, woody and slightly tangy base.

Strength of Aroma
Light to medium – noticeable but fades quickly, making it suitable for layering or blending.

Goes Well With
Rosehip Oil blends well with essential oils such as: Frankincense, Lavender, Geranium, Helichrysum, Carrot Seed
Neroli, Chamomile

Direction and Suggested Usage
Apply 2–3 drops of Rosehip Oil to clean, damp skin, gently massaging it into the face and neck. It can be used as a stand-alone facial oil or added to your moisturizer or serum. For body care, apply to areas with scars, stretch marks, or dry patches. Use once or twice daily, preferably at night, to support skin renewal. Suitable for all skin types, especially dry, sensitive, or aging skin.

Caution
For external use only. Perform a patch test before full application, especially on sensitive skin. Avoid direct contact with eyes. If pregnant, nursing, or under medical care, consult a healthcare professional before use. Not recommended for use on broken skin or open wounds.

Storage
Store in a cool, dark place away from heat and sunlight to preserve potency. Due to its delicate nature, refrigeration after opening is recommended to prevent oxidation. Always keep the cap tightly closed.