Organic Chilean Rosehip Seed Oil
Anti-ageing
£21.00
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Organic Chilean Rosehip Seed Oil
100 ml
Organic cosmetics
Ecocert
Cold Pressed
Foraged
100% Pure And Natural
Properties
As a cosmetic ingredient, Organic Chilean Rosehip Seed Oil is recognised for its properties:
A powerful repairer, it improves the appearance of marked skin: numerous studies show that after regular application of this oil, the texture and colour of the skin are improved.
This regenerating action, combined with its high antioxidant content, reduces wrinkles and smooths superficial wrinkles.
Thanks to its high antioxidant content, Rosehip oil slows down the appearance of premature wrinkles, especially those caused by photoageing.
It reduces brown spots, particularly those caused by age and sun exposure, and slows down their appearance.
It softens the skin, restoring its tone and giving it a fresh appearance.
Indications
Prevention and treatment of stretch marks
Care for mature skin: wrinkles, premature ageing, age spots
Diffuse redness
Care for skin prone to atopic conditions
Devitalised skin
After-sun care
Use as an ingredient in your skin care preparations:
Nourishing, repairing day or night creams
Creams to prevent ageing
Soothing after-shave or post-waxing care
Repairing emulsions for the hands, body or face
Specific treatments to reduce stretch marks
Quick recipes from Aroma-Zone
Repairing care
Rosehip Seed Oil
50 ml
Italian Helichrysum Essential Oil
30 drops
True Lavender Essential Oil
30 drops
Regenerating anti-ageing oil
Synergies
To regenerate the skin and combat wrinkles: essential oils of rosewood, rose, rockrose, etc.
For dry skin: essential oils of neroli, jasmine absolute, and vanilla.
For after-sun care: essential oils of lavender, Italian helichrysum, sage, and rosemary verbenone.
To prevent and treat stretch marks: mandarin essential oil.
For skin prone to discomfort: essential oils of niaouli and tea tree, St. John's Wort oil macerate.
Organic Chilean Rosehip Seed Oil can be used:
In combination with other vegetable oils and possibly essential oils to formulate skincare or massage oils.
In combination with butters and possibly waxes to formulate lip or body balms.
As an oil phase in the composition of creams and lotions for the hands, body and face.
Organic Chilean Rosehip Seed Oil can also be added to a ready-made AZ neutral base at a maximum concentration of 5% to make:
An emulsion: with Organic Neutral Vegetable Milk, Organic Neutral Youth Creams, and Organic Refreshing Creams, Organic Neutral Hair Mask Base
An aqueous gel: with Organic Aloe Vera Gel
A foaming product: with Organic Neutral Cleansing Cream
A soap: with Melt & Pour soap bases
At a dosage of between 30 and 95% to make:
A micellar oil: with the Concentrated Micellar Base
Zero waste promotion: minimum use-by date June 2026
Cultivation
Organic & wild
Organic, certified by Ecocert Greenlife according to the Ecocert standard available at http://cosmetiques.ecocert.com
Quality
100% pure and natural, virgin, first cold-pressed
Method of production
First cold press
Part of the plant used
Seeds
Botanical name
Rosa rubiginosa
Botanical family
Rosaceae
Function
Cosmetic ingredient
Other names
Muscat rose, Rosa mosqueta, rose hip
Oxidative potential
Very sensitive
Learn more about the oxidative potential of butters and oils.
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Part of the rosehip family, rosehip grows wild in America, particularly in Chile and the Andes. There, the rosehip thrives in the form of a small thorny shrub. It produces white or pink musk roses and, above all, fruits that are exceptionally rich in vitamin C.
The oil obtained by cold pressing the seeds contains a very high proportion of omega-3 and omega-6 polyunsaturated fatty acids, known to promote cell regeneration and contribute to the suppleness of cell walls.
These components are known for their action in combating the effects of ageing on the skin. Thanks to its retinol content, this vegetable oil is wonderful for treating sun-damaged skin (premature ageing) and is traditionally recommended for its skin-repairing action, but also for preparing treatments for atopic skin. Renowned for promoting tissue repair, it is also recommended in treatments aimed at preventing or reducing stretch marks.
Aroma-Zone strives to offer you products of the highest possible quality, whether in terms of their composition, their richness in active ingredients, their scent, their type of cultivation, their geographical origin, their method of production, the quality of the producer's work, or their ethical standards in terms of sustainable development. We seek out rare and sometimes even exclusive product qualities for you by contacting suppliers around the world and buying directly from producers, while always ensuring favourable economic conditions for our partners.
In order to highlight some of our products of exceptional quality and to share as much information as possible about them, we have decided to create an "exceptional product" label.
Our Organic Rosehip Seed Oil is sourced directly from a Chilean producer through fair trade and has exceptional restorative and anti-ageing properties, making it one of our exceptional products.
An oil produced at the foot of the Chilean Andes
The Rosehip oil we offer comes directly from a company located in Chile.
There, the musk rose thrives in the form of a small thorny shrub in the South American Andes. Once the fruits from certified organic plantations are harvested by hand between March and April, the seeds are cold-pressed to produce a beautiful, top-quality orange oil.
An oil with recognised restorative and anti-ageing properties
It can be used as an ingredient in your preparations. Rich in active ingredients, this oil has unique properties in cosmetics. It contains carotenoids, including retinol, which makes it a highly prized oil for its restorative action.
Vitamin E and squalene give it antioxidant properties that are beneficial for fighting wrinkles and skin ageing, as well as reducing skin blemishes such as age spots, while vitamin K helps reduce diffuse redness.
Rosehip oil regenerates and nourishes the skin. With its restorative and softening properties, it is traditionally recommended for dry and mature skin.
Organoleptic properties
Appearance: fairly viscous oily liquid
Colour: orange to dark orange
Smell: slightly green smell, with notes of fresh seeds and a characteristic omega-3 note
Texture: fairly rich
Density
0.910-0.930
Saponification index
180-195
This vegetable oil is highly sensitive to oxidation. It can be stored for 6 to 8 months after opening in a very cool place (preferably in the refrigerator), in its original packaging, closed, protected from air and light.
Warning
The properties, indications and methods of use described above are derived from scientific literature and/or reference books or websites in aromatherapy, hydrolatherapy and phytotherapy. This general information is provided for informational purposes only and cannot under any circumstances be considered as medical information. This information cannot under any circumstances replace a diagnosis, consultation or medical follow-up, nor engage our liability.
Responsible Person
EU responsible person: Aroma-Zone FR-84220 Cabrières d’Avignon
UK responsible person: Obelis UK Ltd, Sandford Gate, Oxford, OX4 6LB, UK
Environmental qualities and characteristics product sheet
Reference
0283401 - Organic Chilean Rosehip Oil 10 mL pod
Main Packaging Material
Glass bottle
Recyclability
Most packaging can be recycled
Reference
0283502 - Organic Chilean Rosehip Oil 30 mL
Main Packaging Material
Glass bottle
Recyclability
Most packaging can be recycled
Reference
0283602 - Organic Chilean Rosehip Oil 100 mL
Main packaging material
RPET (recycled PET) bottle
Recyclability
Most packaging can be recycled
Recycled material
Packaging contains at least 80% recycled material
Rewards and penalties
Aroma-Zone gets a bonus for managing packaging made from recycled plastic.
EO = Essential Oil VO = Vegetable Oil or Oily Macerate
90 g Organic Shea Butter
10 ml of Argan Oil
10 ml Macadamia Oil
10 ml Chilean Rosehip Oil
1 teaspoon of Aloe Vera gel
10 drops of Cistus Essential Oil
10 drops of Neroli Essential Oil
7 drops of Natural Vitamin E
Method: Grind the butter and vegetable oils with a pestle until you obtain a smooth, creamy paste. Add the remaining ingredients, mix well, and pour the balm into a jar.
Important notes (Aroma-Zone): It is not easy to make a stable emulsion (cream, milk) using only wax. As waxes are weak emulsifiers, we recommend adding an emulsifier. In addition, to ensure the preservation of this preparation, we recommend adding a preservative.
Use: Every evening for one month, massage the affected areas with a generous amount of this creamy balm. Do not use during pregnancy due to the presence of essential oils.
Immortelle Essential Oil 1 drop
Rosemary Verbenone Essential Oil 1 drop
2 drops of Rosehip Oil
Use: apply locally
Method: Make a mixture of oil macerates chosen from among the following: Calendula, Prickly Pear, Perilla; and vegetable oils chosen from among the following: Sea buckthorn, Rosehip; and add a few drops of true Lavender, Laurel, Carrot, and Niaouli essential oils.
Rosehip Oil 50 ml
Cistus Ladanifer Essential Oil 25 drops
True Lavender Essential Oil 25 drops
Use: Apply a few drops of the mixture locally.
Lavandula Angustifolia (True Lavender) Essential Oil 0.5 ml
Cympopogon Martinii (Palmarosa) essential oil 0.5 ml
Calophyllum Inophylum vegetable oil 10 ml
Rosa rubiginosa (Rosehip) 30 ml
Use: Apply locally 3 to 4 times a day, adjusting as needed depending on improvement.
Argan Oil or Wheat Germ Oil or Evening Primrose Oil: 50 ml
Rosehip oil: 100 ml
Borage or jojoba oil: 50 ml
Rosewood essential oil: 10 drops
Wild carrot essential oil: 20 drops
True lavender essential oil: 10 drops
Rose geranium essential oil: 10 drops
Use: Beauty oil to be used as a day or night cream.
Rosehip oil: 150 ml
Petitgrain bigarade essential oil: 15 drops
Wild carrot essential oil: 40 drops
Use: Apply daily to regenerate the skin, give it a healthy glow, and delay skin aging.
Rosehip oil: 75 ml
Damask rose essential oil: 4 drops
Rosewood essential oil: 2 drops
Use: Apply to the face every evening and allow to penetrate.
True Lavender Essential Oil 20 drops
Rose Geranium Essential Oil 20 drops
Atlas cedar essential oil 20 drops
Palmarosa essential oil 20 drops
5 ml rosehip oil
Sweet Almond Carrier Oil 10 ml
Wheat germ oil 10 ml
Use: Use as a healing agent several times a day. Given the high concentration of essential oils, limit this treatment to one week.
Citrus aurantium ssp aurantium (fe) (Petitgrain) essential oil: 2 ml
Ledum groenlandicum (Greenlandic Labrador Tea) essential oil: 0.5 ml
Cinnamomum camphora cineole essential oil (ravintsara): 1.5 ml
Lippia citriodora (Lemon Verbena) essential oil: 0.5 ml
Rosa rubiginosa (rosehip) or transcutol: 5 ml
Use: Apply 4 to 6 drops of the mixture to the solar plexus half an hour before bedtime.
Aroma-Zone notes: - Transcutol can be replaced by a dry vegetable oil such as hazelnut, kukui, macadamia, or jojoba oil. - Lemon verbena essential oil is photosensitizing, so do not expose yourself to sunlight after applying this preparation.
HE Ocimum basilicum var basilicum (Tropical Basil): 1 ml
Apium graveolens (Celery) essential oil: 2 ml
Daucus carota (Carrot) essential oil: 1 ml
Rosa rubiginosa (Rosehip) vegetable oil: 20 ml
Oenothera biennis (Evening Primrose) vegetable oil: 10 ml
Simmondsia chinensis (Jojoba) carrier oil: supplement to 50 ml
Use: Apply locally once in the morning and once in the evening Aroma-Zone note: Celery essential oil is photosensitizing. Do not expose yourself to sunlight after applying this preparation.
Commiphora molmol (Myrrh) essential oil: 1 ml
Pelargonium asperum cv Egypt (Rose Geranium) essential oil: 1 ml
Cistus ladaniferus CT pinene essential oil (Cistus ladaniferus with pinene): 1 ml
Helichrysum italicum (Immortelle) essential oil: 1 ml
Melaleuca cajeputii (Cajeput) essential oil: 1 ml
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin) essential oil: 2 ml
Argania spinosa (Argan) vegetable oil: 5 ml
Rosa rubiginosa (Chilean rosehip) vegetable oil: 15 ml
HV Corylus avellana (Hazelnut): supplement to 50 ml
Use: Apply once in the morning and once in the evening to at-risk areas
Aroma-Zone note: Mandarin essential oil is photosensitizing, so do not expose yourself to sunlight after applying this mixture.
Massage the following oils onto the affected areas, either pure or mixed together:
Macadamia nut oil
Rosehip oil
Avocado oil
Evening primrose oil
Borage oil
Calophyllum inophyllum oil
Use: To further boost their action, add a few drops of the following essential oils:
Lavender essential oil
Evergreen cypress essential oil
Lemon essential oil
Rosemary verbenone and/or cedarwood essential oil
Helichrysum italicum (Immortelle) essential oil: 2 ml
Cistus ladinferus CT pinene essential oil (rockrose): 2 ml
Myrtus communis CT cineole essential oil (cineole myrtle): 3 ml
Pelargonium x asperum CV Egypt essential oil (rose geranium): 3 ml
Aniba rosaeodora (Rosewood) essential oil: 3 ml
Argania spinosa (Argan) 10 ml
Rosa rubiginosa (Rosehip) vegetable oil: supplement to 30 ml
Use: Apply locally once in the morning and once in the evening, "pinching" the stretch mark (bringing the edges together).
Damask Rose Essential Oil 1 ml
Rosewood Essential Oil 3 ml
Immortelle essential oil 1 ml
Cistus ladanifer essential oil 1 ml
Niaouli essential oil 5 ml
Chili Rosehip Oil 10 ml
Use: Apply 2 to 3 drops of the mixture locally to the skin every morning and evening.
20 drops of Italian Helichrysum essential oil
30 drops of noble laurel essential oil
30 drops of true lavender essential oil
30 drops of Peru balsam essential oil
20 drops of Atlas cedar essential oil
30 drops of patchouli essential oil
20 drops of rockrose essential oil
5 ml sesame oil
10 ml of rosehip oil
5 ml carrot macerate
50 ml jojoba oil
Method: Mix all the ingredients in a bottle, then top up with jojoba oil.
Use: Apply around the wound, approximately 1 cm outside the necrotic tissue, and cover with a non-adhesive bandage. Repeat three times a day.
Geranium essential oil: 2 ml
Palmarosa essential oil: 1 ml
Chamomile essential oil: 1 ml
True Lavender Essential Oil: 2 ml
Calendula oil: 8 ml
Rosehip oil: 8 ml
Evening primrose oil: 8 ml
Use: Apply a few drops of this formula (depending on the area to be treated) at least 3 times a day. You can repeat this as often as necessary, without limitation.
Thymus vulgaris ct geraniol (Geraniol Thyme) essential oil: 0.5 ml
Laurus nobilis essential oil (bay laurel): 0.5 ml
Trachyspermum ammi (Ajowan) essential oil: 0.3 ml
Achillea millefolium essential oil (Yarrow): 0.2 ml
PE Mentha piperita (Peppermint): 0.5 ml
Rosa rubiginosa vegetable oil: 5 ml
Calophyllum inophyllum vegetable oil: 10 ml
Use:Apply locally three times a day until significant improvement is seen.
Immortelle essential oil: 0.2 ml
Egyptian Geranium Essential Oil: 0.1 ml
Lavender Spike Essential Oil: 0.1 ml
Myrrh essential oil: 0.1 ml
Roman chamomile essential oil: 0.2 ml
Evening Primrose Oil: 10 ml
Rosehip oil: 10 ml
Calendula oil: supplement to 50 ml
Use:Apply locally twice a day for a maximum of 3 weeks.
Thyme CT thujanol essential oil (can be replaced with marjoram thujanol essential oil): 1.5 ml
Lemon eucalyptus essential oil: 1.5 ml
Calophyllum inophyllum oil: 10 ml
Rosehip vegetable oil: supplement to 30 ml
Use: 3 to 4 applications per day on the affected area, adjust as needed.
Supplier documentation
"Essential Oils - 2000 Years of Aromatherapy Discoveries for the Medicine of Tomorrow"
by Dominique Baudoux
"Aromatherapy Exactly"
by P. Franchomme and Dr. D. Pénoël
"Vegetable oils: oils for health and beauty"
by Chantal and Lionel Clergeaud - Amyris Publishing
"Practical Notebooks on French Aromatherapy - Dermatology"
by Dominique Baudoux - Amyris Publishing
S. Macheteau: www.bionessence.fr
"Your natural beauty"
Chantal Clergeaud
Frequently Asked Questions
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Carrier Oils
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Further information
1 full teaspoon = between 3 and 4.5 ml
1 full tablespoon = between 7.5 and 10 ml
However, these spoon ratios depend on a number of factors (e.g. viscosity of the liquid, temperature, depth and size of the spoon, rheological behaviour of the liquid), and we strongly advise you to use precise measuring equipment, such as graduated test tubes, graduated pipettes, and precision scales.
Excellent products, 100% natural, which I trust to make my homemade cosmetics. The merchandise arrived on time and in perfect condition. Thank you!
The only downside is its unpleasant smell, it smells like fried oil. You should use an essence to make it more pleasant
Oil with emollient properties that I regularly use to moisturize my skin
Purchased along with rosehip and macadamia oil, I'm using them to make my skin more elastic during pregnancy and prevent stretch marks. After two weeks of use, I can only say that my skin appreciates them. I'm in my 4th month. I'll evaluate over time.
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