Rosehip Oil

Description: Rosehip Oil is a cold-pressed cosmetic oil (INCI: Rosa Canina Fruit Oil) from the fruit of the wild rose. It is a light, fast-absorbing oil that is very high in linoleic and alpha-linolenic acids, which gives it a dry, non-greasy feel, and its golden to orange colour comes from natural carotenoids. Rosehip oil is one of the most popular oils for face oils and serums, especially for dry and mature skin. It is available in 100ml, 200ml and 500ml, with 1L to 20L on the Rosehip Oil Wholesale page. Suitable for most skin types; patch test first.

Why It’s Special:

• Dry, Light Feel: It absorbs quickly with little residue, ideal for face oils.
• High in Essential Fatty Acids: It is rich in linoleic and alpha-linolenic acids.
• Facial Staple: A base or hero oil in serums, face oils and night creams.

How to Enjoy Rosehip Oil: For the face, press 2 to 4 drops into clean, damp skin at night, or blend it with a lighter oil. In serums, use it as the base oil with Jojoba Oil. For the body, blend it into a body oil for dry areas. Can I use rosehip oil on my face every day? Yes, many people use it daily. Patch test first.

Creative Inspirations:

• Night Face Oil: Blend rosehip with jojoba and 0.5% Vitamin E Oil for a light, dry-feel face oil.
• Eye and Lip Products: Use 5 to 20% in eye and lip balms or oils.
• Body Oils: Use 10 to 30% in a body oil for dry areas.

Key Insights:

• Ingredients: Rosa Canina (Rosehip) Fruit Oil
• INCI Name: Rosa Canina Fruit Oil
• Extraction: Cold-pressed.
• Optimal Use: Face oils and serums 10 to 100%, creams and lotions 2 to 10% of the formula, eye and lip products 5 to 20%, body oils 10 to 30%.
• Texture: Golden to orange, light liquid with a dry, non-greasy feel. The shade can vary from batch to batch.
• Fragrance: Mild and earthy.
• Shelf Life: Minimum 12 months unopened when stored as directed. Refrigerate after opening and check the retest date on your COA.

Additional Information:

• Storage: Keep tightly closed in a cool, dark place. Refrigeration after opening helps extend freshness.
• Ethical Commitment: The Skin Science Company upholds cruelty-free standards. Our Rosehip Oil is not tested on animals.

Making It Work: Rosehip oil is rich in delicate fatty acids, so adding 0.5% Vitamin E Oil to your blends helps them last longer. Does rosehip oil go off quickly? It is more prone to oxidation than most oils, so store it cool and dark, close it tightly and use it within its retest date. Is your rosehip oil cold-pressed? Yes. Why is rosehip oil orange? Its colour comes from natural carotenoids, and the shade can vary from batch to batch. Need bulk? 1L to 20L sizes are on our Rosehip Oil Wholesale page.

Responsibility Reminder: Our ingredients are designed for cosmetic use in your own formulations. Suitable for most skin types; patch test first. We recommend consulting a skincare specialist for personalised advice on how best to use Rosehip Oil.

Disclaimer: For external use only. Patch test before use. This product is a cosmetic ingredient and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.