Rosehip oil
The rosehip oil is well-known in the field of phytotherapy and natural cosmetics as an excellent natural healing and regenerating agent. This oil is derived from the pressing of the seeds of the rosehip, which contain beta-carotene, vitamin C, A, and some essential fatty acids such as Omega 9, oleic acid, and retinoic acid.
Features
There is a high percentage of polyunsaturated fatty acids (Alpha-Linolenic, Linoleic, and Gamma-Linoleic, Oleic, Palmitic, and Stearic) essential for the regeneration of skin tissues and membranes. These fatty acids influence the dermatological and cosmetic effects of rosehip oil as they are beneficial for the renewal of skin cells.
Transretinoic Acid, an isomer of Vitamin A, strengthens the integrity and efficiency of epithelia and natural cellular immunity.
The effectiveness of rosehip
The rosehip oil boasts active ingredients essential for fighting imperfections caused by the presence of scars and stretch marks. It is useful for its soothing action against sunburns and burns, age-related skin spots, to reduce expression lines, and to prevent premature skin aging.
Applied to dry and damaged skin or on acne scars, it deeply hydrates and leaves the skin elastic right away, eliminating signs of fatigue.
Application of rosehip oil on face and body
Applying rosehip oil on the face, either directly or used as an active ingredient in creams, hydrates and helps combat skin aging and eliminates unsightly marks on the face, such as the so-called crow's feet. It is also widely used to get rid of dark spots caused by both age and improper sun exposure.
On the body, it is an effective healing agent capable of countering stretch marks caused by yo-yo weight fluctuations or pregnancies. It is highly valued for its ability to regenerate scar tissues, lesions, and cracks.
Applied to dry and stressed hands, rosehip oil provides nourishment, hydration, and dryness, helping to delay premature aging.
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