Rosehip oil for face and skin
Ideal for mature, sensitive or blotchy skin. Discover the powerful properties of rosehip oil for the face and skin: it accelerates the regeneration of epidermis cells and slows down aging.

Use of rosehip oil

Why use rosehip oil for the face?

Mature, sensitive or blotchy skin, rosehip oil is one of the beauty oils best suited to all your needs! Highly concentrated in essential fatty acids and carotenoids, it accelerates the regeneration of epidermis cells, slows down the skin aging process and promotes healing. As a bonus: its beautiful orange color will give you a healthy glow as well as a tanned and luminous complexion all year round.


Our pharmacist's opinion

Our pharmacist
Morgan
Pharmacist
Why choose this product?
Rosehip vegetable oil comes from the rose hip (Rosa rubiginosa), a thorny shrub that grows in South America. Its flowers, pink or white, contain seeds which, through a cold expression process, give this precious oil with numerous benefits for the face. Its composition, rich in unsaturated fatty acids, phytosterols, squalene, carotenoids and phenolic compounds makes it an oil of choice for mature and damaged skin. I also recommend it for its restorative and healing properties.


How to use rosehip oil for face and skin?

Pure use, directly on the face and skin

Rosehip oil can be applied pure as a targeted treatment to the face (like a serum). For example, apply a few drops to your fine lines and wrinkles then perform a light massage in the evening after getting out of the shower. You will thus benefit from its benefits “without dilution”. Then apply your night cream.

Use mixed with other oils

Do you have mature skin? Do not hesitate to combine the benefits of rosehip oil with anti-aging essential oils such as cistus or rosewood essential oil. If you have skin problems (rosacea, eczema, psoriasis), consider combining it with other vegetable oils such as argan, sweet almond or even apricot, three oils very well tolerated by sensitive skin. even irritated.

For the creation of all your homemade cosmetics

Anti-aging, healing, restorative and nourishing, rosehip oil fits very well into your home cosmetics. Although it is suitable for all skin types, it is particularly appreciated by dry or damaged skin and mature skin:

Anti-aging serum

Regenerating cream

Healing oil for the face

Soothing treatment for irritated skin

Make-up remover for the face or eyes

Day or night creams

Rosehip oil for the face


Rosehip oil for whom and for what skin types?

Rosehip oil can be used by all skin types, however it is particularly recommended if:

Your skin is dry
Your skin is sensitive
Your skin is mature or has fine lines or wrinkles
Your skin is atopic
You have problem skin

Our complete recipes and DIY formulations


4 quick recipes & tips for the face using rosehip oil

Tip to improve your day cream

Add to your daily dose of day cream, 1 drop ofrosehip vegetable oil to soothe and fight against premature aging of your skin. Then apply your cream as usual.

Anti-aging serum: anti-dark spots & anti-wrinkles

In a bottle, mix 10 ml ofCastor oil, 40 ml of oil rosehip, 5 drops ofcarrot essential oil, 5 drops ofgeranium essential oil and 5 drops of vitamins E. Use in the evening locally on small areas of skin on a clean, dry face. Carefully avoid the eye area. 

Soothing mask for acne

Weigh 20 g ofGreen clay, add 3 ml ofrosehip oil then 2 drops ofrosemary verbenone essential oil and 2 drops oftea tree essential oil. Complete withlavender hydrosol until you obtain a nice smooth and homogeneous paste. Spread this mask on the skin affected by acne, leave to act for 5 to 10 minutes then rinse with clean water using a sponge. 

Soothing treatment for irritated skin

Mix 60 ml of rosehip oil with 40 ml ofsweet almond oil. Apply this treatment to irritated skin morning and evening. Massage to promote the penetration of the oil then remove the excess with a cloth wipe.

Properties and benefits

What are the benefits of rosehip oil for the face and skin?

Rosehip oil is the beauty oil par excellence! Ideal for dry, sensitive, mature skin or skin facing dermatological discomfort, it has numerous benefits that will delight all those who wish to take care of their skin naturally.

Rosehip oil to reduce the signs of skin aging

Is your skin sagging and small spots appear on your face? This is a sign that your skin is becoming mature and requires anti-aging care. Rich in vitamin E, a natural antioxidant and vitamin A with firming properties, rosehip oil slows the appearance of wrinkles. Its unique composition also promotes the production of collagen, which restores the skin's natural elasticity. You can also combine it with cistus essential oil, this will help you effectively fight against skin spots.

To soothe rosacea, psoriasis, acne and eczema

Is your skin prone to dermatological problems? You don't know what to do to get rid of it? Try rosehip oil! The presence of vitamin K in its composition increases the micro-vascularization of the skin and thus reduces redness and skin problems. Its powerful circulatory properties are highly sought after by these skin types for its soothing benefits.

To promote healing

Rosehip oil is ideal for promoting and accelerating skin healing thanks to the omega 3-6 and 9 it contains. Applied pure daily to the affected areas, it will also help you to reduce scars over time by reducing the color difference between your scars and the color of your natural skin.

To regenerate skin cells

Has your skin suffered from external aggression? Did you get a slight cut or burn? The unparalleled composition of rosehip oil helps repair damaged tissues by promoting the regeneration of skin cells. The presence of numerous fatty acids such as alpha-linoleic acid and linoleic acid are largely responsible for this regeneration which, for example, very well relieves sunburn in summer.

To nourish the skin effectively

An excellent beauty oil, rosehip helps nourish and hydrate your skin in order to protect it from external aggressions on a daily basis. Fatty acids (alpha-linoleic acid, linoleic acid, oleic acid, palmitic acid, etc.), beta-carotene, and vitamins are all valuable components for your skin. The result is clear: your skin is softer, more supple and deeply hydrated.

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Detailed properties of rosehip oil for the face

Regenerating

Rosehip oil is an oil widely recognized for its regenerating properties thanks to the presence of numerous fatty acids in its composition. It is ideal for removing dead skin in combination with a gentle scrub.

Healing

Rosehip has healing properties due to the presence of omega 3,6 and 9 in its composition.

Soothing

Its soothing action is sought after by all people with sensitive, irritated, or damaged skin such as after a sunburn in summer. Applied delicately to sensitive areas, rosehip oil soothes and immerses you in a state of absolute well-being.

Anti-aging

Rosehip oil, along with argan oil, is one of the powerful anti-aging oils. Vitamins E and A, fatty acids, phytosterols, squalene, carotenoids and phenolic compounds help fight against cell aging, firm the skin and reduce skin spots.

Circulatory

Ideal for skin with circulation problems, rosehip oil stimulates microvascularization and restores a brighter complexion with less redness.


Precautions for use

Do not ingest.
No contraindication in cosmetics, rosehip oil is safe for the skin. However, its orange color can stain fabrics.

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