Rosehip Carrier Oil – 2 Oz (60ml) & 4 Oz (120ml)
Rosa Canina · Light & Non-Comedogenic
Rosehip carrier oil — light, non-comedogenic, rich in linoleic acid and vitamin E.
- Light, Non-Comedogenic Feel
- Rich in Linoleic Acid & Vitamin E
- Long-Used Scar & Stretch Mark Use
- Layers Under Moisturizer or SPF
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Rosehip oil is pressed from the seeds of Rosa canina or Rosa rubiginosa, and it's earned a lasting place in skincare routines for good reason. It's light and silky, with a subtly earthy aroma and a warm amber-to-orange color, and it's non-comedogenic — meaning it has a low tendency to clog pores.
It's naturally rich in linoleic and alpha-linolenic acids, along with natural vitamin E and pro-vitamin A compounds. Many people use it as a daily facial oil, layering it after water-based serums and sealing with moisturizer or SPF, or massaging a drop onto scars or stretch marks as part of a regular routine — we describe that as a long-used, common practice rather than a guaranteed cosmetic outcome.
Its light, silky texture places it among the faster-absorbing oils in our collection, closer to sesame or safflower oil than to a heavier one like wheat germ, which is part of why it layers so easily under other skincare steps without feeling greasy. Its warm amber-to-orange color and subtly earthy aroma are natural and typical of cold-pressed rosehip oil, and can vary slightly from batch to batch depending on the seed source.
Because it's non-comedogenic, it's a common choice for combination and acne-prone skin as well as dry or mature skin — though as with any oil, individual skin reacts differently, so easing in with a smaller amount at first is a reasonable approach. Some people also mix a drop or two into their regular moisturizer rather than applying it as a separate step, which can be a gentler way to introduce it into a routine.
It's suited to all skin types, including sensitive, dry, and mature skin, and it's also a good base for diluting essential oils — roughly 1% for face use or 2–3% for the body.
For external use only. Patch test before first use, avoid contact with eyes, and refrigerate after opening to help extend its 6–12 month shelf life.
Browse the full Carrier Oil collection, or pair it with something from the Essential Oil collection for a DIY blend.
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