Active Ingredients

ROSE HIP OIL

Its vegetable oils are extracted from the seeds of the rose of the Rosa Moschata Seed Oil shrub, which belongs to the same family as the rosaceae. Its round, red-coloured fruit contains these seeds, from which the oil is obtained by cold pressing.

It has a high content of essential fatty acids that help to redistribute the pigmentation of the skin, thus improving the texture and tone of the skin. Therefore, we achieve a more even skin tone and reduce sun spots.

It not only works on the outer layers, but also helps to revitalise and fortify the deeper cells of the skin layers, which are responsible for firmness and elasticity. In addition, the vitamin E it contains stimulates collagen production so that wrinkles and fine lines are reduced.

The fatty acids contained in rosehip act on the skin, giving it elasticity and moisture, as well as creating a barrier that prevents water loss, making our skin luminous and moisturised.

On the other hand, it helps to form collagen and to maintain the elastic fibres of the dermis in good condition. Therefore, it has a repairing effect, preventing the skin from losing water and preventing scars from forming. As a result, the skin is much more hydrated and more radiant.

Rosehip oil has a great repairing capacity as it is regerative, it binds the broken tissues of the epidermis, thus facilitating the healing of burns, signs of wounds or stretch marks.

This plant helps to combat the free radicals that cause skin ageing thanks to its antioxidant content, fatty acids such as linoleic acid, known as omega 6 and linolenic acid which corresponds to omega 3 and vitamins A, C and E. In this way, it helps to prevent the appearance of wrinkles and reduces the spots caused by the effect of the sun.

Rosehip is not only beneficial for the skin, you can also take advantage of it to improve your hair, as it helps to prevent dullness and brittleness and gives it shine and volume. And if you have problems with dandruff, it is also a good solution to eliminate it.

Thanks to the carotenoids, flavonoids, riboflavin and pectin it contains, it helps to improve circulation and activates the regeneration of dermal cells.

The vitamin E contained in rosehip oil can help us to treat the eye contour, as it makes the skin more compact and supple. Apply a small amount to the eye area at least once a day and massage in. Do the same with the lips, apply a small amount on them, and you will notice how dehydration will disappear and you will avoid cracks and dryness.

It has a high power to treat scars, stretch marks and skin flaccidity. It also has a powerful firming, anti-ageing and moisturising action for the skin.

It also has a regenerating and smoothing effect and reduces blemishes. This is due to its high content of polyunsaturated fatty acids, containing up to 49% linoleic acid and 34% linolenic acid, which are directly related to collagen synthesis. It is also rich in vitamins A, C and E.