Rosehip Oil is very good for treating all kinds of skin infections such as acne, pimples, and boils. It also aids the repair of damaged skin tissue that has been scalded, burnt, overexposed to the elements, or suffers from varicose veins. Rosehip contains one of the highest levels of Omega 3 among vegetable oils and is also a good source of Omega 6, both of which facilitate the regeneration of the cellular membrane and tissue, as well as help normalize skin with large pores.

Botanical Name	Rosa Canina
Extraction Method	Cold Pressed and Expressed from the seeds
Obtained From	Seeds
Country of Origin	Chile
Colour	Yellow/green-red
Aromatic Description	Characteristic of most carrier oils
Common Uses	A useful ingredient in treatments for sensitive and oily skin, to treat infections such as boils, acne, eczema, psoriasis, and boils. Also reputed to aid in the repair of skin damaged by chemotherapy, scalds, burns, sunburn, wrinkles, and scars. To use in massage, Rosehip needs to be mixed with more fattier oils. This oil can be found in baby products, hair treatments, anti-wrinkle products, as well as pre and after-sun products.
Consistency	Transparent liquid
Absorption	Very quickly absorbed into the skin