Wild Rosehip Oil

Our 2016 award nominee "Best of Beauty" by Harper's Bazaar, reship beauty oil offers a symphony of benefits. -Rosehip Oil stimulates collagen production, smoothing fine lines and wrinkles.
-Elasticity Redefined: Infused with Vitamin C, this oil acts as a shield against free radical damage
-Calm & Soothed: Soothe the signs of sensitivity with - Reduce redness and irritation, revealing a peaceful, even-toned skin.

Rosehip seed oil can be used on its own or added to other skincare products for the face and body.

To use rosehip seed oil on its own, simply apply a few drops to clean, dry skin and massage gently until absorbed. You can use rosehip seed oil once or twice daily.

Rosehip seed oil can also be added to your favorite moisturizer, serum, or foundation. To do this, simply add a few drops of rosehip seed oil to your product and mix well.

Rosehip seed oil is a safe and effective natural oil that can be used by all skin types, including sensitive skin.

Premium certified organic : 100% pure and cold-pressed Rosa Moschata (Rosehip) Oil without additives or fillers.

In the quiet, untouched wilds of nature, where the winds whisper secrets and time stands still, a remarkable discovery was made—the hidden power of Wild Rosehip Oil. For centuries, the indigenous peoples of South America knew of its healing properties, using it to treat wounds, scars, and signs of wear from both physical and emotional burdens. This sacred oil, rich in vitamins, antioxidants, and essential fatty acids, has been treasured not just for its beauty benefits but for its deep spiritual significance: a symbol of renewal, resilience, and growth.

The Story of Discovery
Legend speaks of a woman, weary from battle and suffering from deep scars—both on her skin and in her heart. She sought solace in the wild, where the roses bloomed with abandon, untouched by time. One evening, as the full moon cast its light upon a patch of wild roses, she noticed the roses had grown small fruit—vibrant, golden, and radiant. Intrigued, she gathered the seeds and learned that by pressing them, the essence of the roses was revealed—an oil of great potency, with the power to fade scars and soothe wounds.

As she applied the oil to her skin, not only did her scars begin to fade, but she felt a spiritual healing as well. The oil connected her to the cycles of nature, teaching her that scars are not to be hidden but embraced as part of one’s journey—each one representing a story of survival, growth, and rebirth. The scar became a symbol of transformation, much like the rose’s thorny past that transformed into a beautiful blossom.