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Rosehip seed oil on different skin types
How this light oil feels on different skin types and what it does there.
What does rosehip seed oil do on the skin?
Three properties that define the oil, on the skin and in the bottle.
Polyunsaturated
Linoleic acid (36–55%) and alpha-linolenic acid (17–27%) define the oil (Lin et al. 2018). It is light and absorbs quickly.
Its own antioxidants
Cold-pressed oil contains tocopherols and carotenoids, which slow down rancidity (Grajzer et al. 2015).
Supple skin
The light film of oil helps protect against drying out and keeps the skin supple.
What can you use rosehip seed oil for?
A few drops in your evening routine
One drop per nail, massaged in at night
Found in the Face Oil Lavender, blended with argan and jojoba oil
A few drops on neck and décolletage
One drop, spread over the backs of your hands and fingers
In the evening, on skin exposed to wind and cold
Rosehip seed oil pairs especially well with …
Oils and ingredients that combine well with rosehip seed oil.
Closely related to skin sebum – an ideal carrier base.
Learn moreLocks in actives and seals the care.
Learn moreCombined with rosehip seed oil in the Face Oil Lavender; contains fragrance allergens such as linalool.
Learn moreRosehip seed oil is not a sunscreen; for that, you need UV filters such as zinc oxide.
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