Rosehip Oil
Rosehip Oil
A fine, ruby-gold oil pressed from the seeds of wild rose hips — light, fast-sinking and rich in the unsaturated fatty acids skin loves. Hover any measure to see where rosehip sits on the scale.
What it is
Rosehip oil is cold-pressed from the small seeds inside rose hips — the fruit left behind after wild roses bloom. It's a 'dry' oil, dominated by polyunsaturated linoleic and linolenic acids, which is why it sinks in fast and feels weightless rather than greasy.
Those same fatty acids, along with natural carotenoids, are why rosehip is so closely linked with radiance, even tone and the look of supple, healthy skin. It's a go-to face oil for exactly that reason.
Quick Facts
The Plant & The Seed
The Wild Rose
Rosehip oil comes from wild rose species such as Rosa canina, whose flowers fade to leave bright red-orange hips packed with seed.
The Seeds
The tiny seeds inside each hip are cold-pressed to yield rosehip's fine, fast-absorbing golden-red oil.
The Compound Profile
Rosehip is a polyunsaturated 'dry' oil — light, and rich in the essential fatty acids skin uses. The typical breakdown:
Where rosehip's radiance reputation comes from:
Key Benefits
Radiance & Even Tone
Its essential-fatty-acid profile is linked to brighter, more even-looking skin.
Light & Fast-Absorbing
A true 'dry' oil that sinks in quickly with no greasy residue.
Barrier-Loving
Rich in the omega fatty acids the skin barrier depends on.
How we use it
Rosehip earns its place wherever we want lightweight radiance — a fast-sinking, dry-feel oil that delivers essential fatty acids without heaviness.
It pairs naturally with richer carriers, lending its bright, weightless character to facial and treatment blends.