Rosehip

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Name Rosehip
Latin Rosa Canina
Origin Patagonia, Chile and Argentina (also cultivated across Europe and South Africa)
Skin Benefits
  • – Visibly reduces scars, hyperpigmentation, and uneven skin tone
  • – High in Vitamin C, naturally brightening and antioxidant-rich
  • – Rich in essential fatty acids (omega-3, 6, and 9) for deep nourishment
  • – Promotes cell turnover and skin regeneration
  • – Softens fine lines and improves skin texture over time
  • – Soothes dry, sensitive, and compromised skin
  • – Lightweight and readily absorbed
  • – Comedogenic Rating (0–5): 1
Description Rosehip oil is cold-pressed from the seeds of the wild rose bush, harvested primarily from the windswept valleys of Patagonia where the plants grow untamed and nutrient-dense. Long used by Indigenous Andean communities for healing and skin repair, it is one of the most studied botanical oils in skincare. Its exceptionally high concentration of trans-retinoic acid — a natural form of Vitamin A — along with Vitamin C and omega fatty acids, makes it a powerful ally for skin renewal. Unlike many oils, rosehip actively works to correct and regenerate rather than simply moisturize, making it especially effective for post-sun damage, scarring, and aging concerns.

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