Rosehip oil is extremely moisturizing because it is full of linoleic acid (omega-6 fatty acid). Although other oils contain only 2-5% linoleic acid, rosehip oil contains over 40%! Linoleic acid improves the skin’s barrier function, which means it helps trap moisture in the skin. All this moisture hydrates the skin, making it softer and more elastic. Research has shown that when combined, linoleic acid and vitamin C can improve senile dryness and delay aging. And obviously rosehip oil is rich in vitamin C. It should also not be overlooked that rosehip oil is very light and absorbs quickly. This makes it friendly to oily skin as well.
2. Wild rose oil slows down skin aging. As we mentioned above, this particular oil is rich in vitamin A. A vitamin that has been proven to reduce wrinkles. At the same time Vitamin A Retinyl Palmitate
• Fights free radicals
•Strengthens collagen production
• Accelerates the cell cycle (the natural exfoliation process of the skin) It also contains antioxidant elements such as flavonoids and lycopene.
3. The combination of vitamin A and linoleic acid results in the reduction of dark marks on the skin.
4. It is a valuable helper against acne. Research has shown that people with acne have less linoleic acid in their sebum than people without acne. Wild rose oil is what will help restore the skin to a balance and give it all the linoleic acid it needs. But just to be clear/please, rosehip oil cannot cure acne on its own. However, it is a cosmetic that will reduce the size of mini-comedones (the very small pimples)