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Which skin type is rosehip seed oil right for?
Rosehip seed oil is a star for mature, demanding skin – but it works for other skin types too.
How does rosehip seed oil work on the skin?
Three mechanisms that make rosehip seed oil an anti-ageing classic.
Cell renewal through retinol
A natural vitamin A content boosts cell renewal – studies show a reduction in fine lines after 8 weeks.
Antioxidant cell protection
Beta-carotene and vitamin E neutralise free radicals from UV rays and environmental stress.
Scar regeneration
Omega-3 and -6 support the skin's healing process – proven with acne scars and stretch marks.
What can you use rosehip seed oil for?
As an anti-ageing serum for your evening routine
Dab on gently for fine lines around the eyes
For acne scars and stretch marks
Helps to gently lighten age spots
Against sun damage and fine lines
For well-cared-for hands with an even complexion
Preventively against stretch marks
After UV exposure and wind
Rosehip seed oil pairs especially well with …
The ideal partner for anti-ageing routines.
Closely related to skin sebum – an ideal carrier base.
Learn moreLocks in actives and seals the care.
Learn moreCalms the skin and complements the nightly application.
Learn moreAn important sun-protection partner when using retinol care.
Learn moreWhat do studies say?
„Rosehip seed oil reduces fine lines and improves skin elasticity after 8 weeks."
„Retinol from rosehip seed oil works more gently than synthetic retinoids with a comparable effect."
„Rosehip oil improves the appearance of scars and hyperpigmentation after 12 weeks."
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