Yashkri Rosehip Seed Oil 30ml - Face Oil

It’s believed that medicinal use of rosehip oil may go as far back as theAncient Egyptians, who are famous for their use of face oils to treat a variety of skin conditions. Today, rosehip oil is used for its medicinal and cosmetic properties. While rosehip products are most commonly found in oil form, rosehips may also be used in creams, powders, and teas.

Top Benefits

Rosehip oil is commonly used to heal or smooth the skin.

Skin Protection

Rosehips are full of vitamin C, which makes rosehip oil a great tool for protecting your skin. The vitamin C in rosehip oil acts as an antioxidant, a substance that protects your cells against damage and disease. Rosehips help repair your skin after sun damage and can even reverse signs of aging caused by too much sun. Rosehip oil contains carotenoids, which help keep your skin fresh and healthy by creating new skin cells. Rosehip oil also contains vitamin F, which helps trap moisture in your skin and protect your skin against damage.

Acne Relief

Rosehip oil or cream may help treat acne caused by clogged skin pores. Rosehips contain trans retinoic acid, a retinoid that helps your body regulate the production of new skin cells. When new cells are produced more often, it is less likely that your pores will become clogged. The retinoids in rosehip oil can help brighten your skin, prevent blackheads, and reduce inflammation. Rosehip oil also contains linoleic acid, a fatty acid that can aid acne prevention and shrink pimples.

Scar Treatment

Early research shows that rosehip oil helps reduce the appearance of scars. One study that treated people with rosehip oil after skin surgeries found that the treatment helped reduce scar discoloration and lessened the appearance of scars overall.

Stretch Mark Prevention

Rosehip oil may prevent stretch marks. While research is limited, one study showed that a cream including rosehip oil, vitamin E, and several other oils helped pregnant women avoid severe stretch marks.

Health Risks

Rosehip oil is usually very safe and poses very few side effects. However, allergic reactions are possible.

Allergic Reactions