Applications ? Skin lesions (stretch marks, scars, photoaging)? Dry and sensitized skin? To increase skin flexibility. Composition: 100% freshly pressed rosehip oil and vitamin E. Properties

Rosehip oil contains high levels of polyunsaturated essential fatty acids (EFAs), linoleic and linolenic, 77%, which are partly responsible for the beneficial action of rosehip oil in skin regeneration.

Rosehip oil is used in the cosmetics and dermatological industries in the production of facial and body creams, lotions, shampoos, soaps, etc. Due to its high absorption capacity, it is also used directly on the skin, providing the following benefits:

On the one hand, it prevents skin dehydration . Rosehip oil provides the skin with a waterproof barrier thanks to its fatty acids, and the presence of adequate levels of these prevents water loss, thus preventing dehydration.

Second, it prevents premature skin aging . It delays the appearance of signs of skin aging, reducing wrinkles and softening fine lines.

Third, it combats the effects of photoaging . It protects and repairs damage caused by photoaging, a product of excessive exposure to solar radiation.

Fourth, it reduces surgical and traumatic scars . It helps regenerate damaged skin. It produces excellent results in the treatment of skin affected by burns, superficial scars, stretch marks, etc.

Rosehip oil is one of the products that has generated the greatest interest in the areas of dermatology, nutrition, and cosmetics, due to its uses and applications ranging from the regeneration of damaged tissue, delaying the appearance of premature aging lines, and preventing wrinkles, to the treatment of skin affected by burns or exposed to radiation therapy.

Instructions for use

Apply directly to the skin as often as necessary.