Rosehip_Seed_Oil_For_Face,_Ideal_For_Hair_Growth_25_Ml
Rosehip_Seed_Oil_For_Face,_Ideal_For_Hair_Growth_25_Ml
Rosehip_Seed_Oil_For_Face,_Ideal_For_Hair_Growth_25_Ml
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Rosehip Seed Oil For Face, Ideal For Hair Growth 25 Ml

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25 ML

Product Information

Brand

Van Ousi


Country Of Origin

India


Ideal For

Unisex


Component

100% Ayurvedic


Pack Of

1


Ingredient

To Use Rosehip Oil, Apply 2-3 Drops To Clean, Slightly Damp Skin (Face, Neck, Dã©Colletage) After Water-Based Serums And Before Heavier Creams, Massaging Gently In Upward Motions, Ideally At Night, And Always Do A Patch Test First. It Can Also Be Mixed With Moisturizer For Body Use Or Applied To Scars/Stretch Marks On Healed Skin. For Facial Use (Am & Pm) Cleanse & Tone: Wash Your Face And Apply Toner If You Use One. Dampen Skin: Lightly Mist Your Face Or Let It Stay Slightly Damp After Cleansing/Toning For Better Absorption. Apply Oil: Warm 2-3 Drops In Your Palms And Gently Massage Onto Your Face, Neck, And Dã©Colletage. Layer: Follow With Eye Cream And/Or Your Regular Moisturizer To Lock It In. Patch Test: Always Test On A Small Skin Patch First To Check For Reactions. For Body & Scars Direct Application: Massage Directly Onto Scars, Stretch Marks (On Healed Skin), Or Dry Patches. Mix-In: Add A Few Drops To Your Body Lotion For Extra Hydration. Tips & Cautions When: Best Used As The Last Step In Your Routine At Night, But Can Be Used In The Morning Under Spf. Amount: Start With 2-3 Drops; A Little Goes A Long Way. Storage: Keep In A Dark Bottle, Often Refrigerated, To Maintain Freshness. Retinoids: Avoid Using Strong Retinoids With Rosehip Oil Due To Its Natural Vitamin A Content.


Type

Oil

Product Description

  • Pure Rosehip Seed Oil: A natural pressed seed oil extracted from the seeds of wild rose bushes.
  • Primary Botanical Source: Derived from Rosa rubiginosa, commonly known as rosa mosqueta, grown in the southern Andes.
  • Alternative Source: Also extracted from Rosa canina, a wild rose species.
  • Native Regions: Rosa canina is native to Europe, northwest Africa, and western Asia.
  • Natural Extraction: Obtained through seed pressing to preserve its natural properties.