1. The Feeling
Rosehip Oil absorbs quickly, leaving the skin soft but not heavy. The texture is fine and silky, with a subtle golden tone that reflects its natural richness.
It feels restorative rather than occlusive — supportive without weight.
2. The Experience
Often used at the end of the day.
Pressed gently into damp skin.
Layered beneath a simple moisturiser.
Applied to areas that feel uneven or dry.It becomes part of the skin rather than sitting on top of it.
3. The Material
Cold-pressed from the seeds of Rosa canina grown in Bulgaria, this oil preserves its naturally occurring fatty acids and vitamins.
Rosehip oil is valued for its high content of essential fatty acids and naturally occurring vitamin A compounds, traditionally used to support the appearance of mature, dry or uneven skin.
The cold-pressing method ensures the oil retains its integrity — no refining, no deodorising, no synthetic additives.
100% organic. Single-ingredient. Unrefined.
4. How People Use It
Applied as a facial oil at night.
Blended into body oils for dry areas.
Used on the ends of hair for softness.
Pressed into skin after sun exposure (when cooled and diluted appropriately).
