💚Rosehip Oil natural ingredient

Rosehip oil

Rosehip is a shrub known for its colorful flowers, but it is primarily valued for its fruits, which are small, deep red or orange berries. These fruits are especially appreciated for their high content of vitamin C, antioxidants and essential fatty acids (such as omega-3 and omega-6).

Due to its exceptional composition, rosehip oil has become one of the most popular cosmetics when it comes to skin care. It is included in many beauty products as one of the main ingredients combined with others, although it can also be found in pure form.

Benefits of Rosehip Oil

Skin protector: It is an excellent skin protector against UVA rays. Applying it before sunbathing will help prevent the formation of spots on the skin, and it can also be used to soften and moisturize the skin after it has been exposed to the effects of sunlight for too long.

Reduces spots and stretch marks: Another of the most common uses of rosehip oil is the reduction and elimination of spots and stretch marks, essentially thanks to its ability to stimulate collagen production. In the same sense, it also works for the treatment of scars.

Skin regenerator: We also cannot forget that this oil is a great ally for the treatment of acne. Likewise, we must take into account its great regenerative power. Therefore, it is a very suitable treatment for the recovery of burns and wounds, whatever their degree. Precisely because of this capacity, it is one of the most effective elements in the treatment of hemorrhoids.

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Rico en omega-3/6 y antioxidantes; ingrediente clásico para apoyar la reparación cutánea y mejorar el aspecto de marcas y estrías.

Composición & calidad

Semilla con alto porcentaje de ácidos grasos esenciales (linoleico y α-linolénico) y fracción oleica equilibrante.
Antioxidantes naturales: tocoferoles, carotenoides y compuestos fenólicos.
Trazas de pro-vitamina A; apoyo al recambio epidérmico.
Materia prima empleada como ingrediente en diferentes fórmulas; el modo de uso depende del producto final.

Omega-3/6 Antioxidantes Pro-vitamina A