BEST EXPORTER OF ROSEHIP OIL

 

Botanical Name Rosa rubiginosa Common Name Rosehip Oil Family   Synonyms   Plant Part Seeds Extraction Method Cold Pressed

 

Descripton Extra Virgin Rosehip Carrier Oil is enriched with vitamin E and is extremely high in essential fatty acids    and is known to help treat dry, irritated, weathered skin. "Extra Virgin" means that the oil is of the    highest quality and is produced as a result a single, simple pressing. Extra Virgin Rosehip Oil is also    suitable for treating burns, scars and stretch marks. There are some concerns that it can aggravate    acne conditions. Color Light reddish to deep reddish liquid. Appearance   Common Use Vitamin E Enriched Rosehip Oil contains a high amount of vitamin E, vitamin A and essential fatty    acids which promotes collagen and elastin levels to increase and assists with cell regeneration. It    promotes healthy skin and, can be used to treat burns, sunburns, wrinkles, stretch marks and eczema.    Rosehip Oil is becoming popular with massage therapists for its skin healing properties, though it is    typically in dilution (10% recommended). It is highly recommended for use in cosmetics, hair and    skin care. It is a key ingredient in creams, lotions, massage oil, face oil, and body oil to name a few. Consistency Typical and Characteristic of Carrier Oils. Odour with a characteristic rosehip fesh aroma Note   Strength Of Aroma   Blends Well With   Aromatic Scent Typical and Characteristic of Carrier Oils. About Ajowan   Cautions In high concentrations, Rosehip Oil may aggravate acne. Aromatherpay Use   Major Components   Shelf Life Users can expect a shelf life of 1 year with proper storage conditions (cool, out of direct sunlight).    Refrigeration after opening is recommended. Solubilty