Rosehip Oil is renowned for its healing properties. It has been used for centuries by Egyptians and other ancient civilisations to maintain a youthful look. This is due to the high levels essential fatty acids that are found in Rosehip Oil.
Rosehip Seed Oil comes from the "hip" or "fruit" of the rose, produced through cold pressing. It is rich in Vitamin A, Essential Fatty Acids Vitamin C; which help to regenerate skin cells. Organic Rosehip is a very light oil so it absorbs quickly into the skin without leaving a residue.
Organic Rosehip oil has been shown to benefit people who suffer from skin conditions such as:
• Dermatitis;
• Acne;
• Eczema;
• Scars
• Stretchmarks
• Pigmentation
• Sunburn; and
• Brittle nails.
Australian Rosehip Oil is gaining popularity as Australia has such great conditions for growing organic roses. Rosehip Oil is normally harvested at the end/beginning of season to get the ripest and most potent oil. This oil is then blended and prepared to produce a range of products including oils, lotions, creams, Cosmetics, and other skincare products.
As Rosehip Oil is a natural product on its own does not last long, so Vitamin C is added to the oil for a longer life. Of course Vitamin C has its own fantastic benefits on the skin.
Not only is Rosehip Oil good for the skin, but it’s also good for hair. Sufferers of dandruff or other scalp conditions have commented widely on how their dandruff has been eased through massaging rosehip oil in the scalp.
New born babies don’t need harsh cleansers to clean their little bodies. A couple of drops of rosehip oil in baby’s bath will clean and refresh your baby without chemical cleansers. In a cream form, it is also good for nappy rash.
Author Resource:-
"Sonya Spencer is the owner and operator of Naturally Safe Cosmetics, a leading supplier of Cosmetic Products, primarily made of strictly natural ingredients; they do not have petrochemicals, and contain no or minimal synthetics or chemicals".
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