Botanical name: Rosa Canina L.
Other name: rosehip seed oil
Rosehip oil is derived from the fruit and seeds of the wild rose bush, obtained through the pressing of rosehips, the bright orange fruit of the rose bush. Although rosehips are primarily cultivated in the Andes Mountains, they are also grown in Africa and Europe. The Rosa canina L. species is commonly utilized for the production of rosehip oil, despite the existence of various rosehip species.
Medicinal Uses:
- Skin Protection
- Acne Relief
- Eczema Treatment
- Scar Treatment
- Stretch Mark Prevention
