NOW Solutions, Rose Hip Seed Oil, 100% Pure, Nourishing and Renewing, For Facial Care, Vegan, Child Resistant Cap, 1-Ounce

I'm 31 and have battled acne forever it seems. I stopped purchasing "commercial" skin care products as they all made my skin worse. A few years ago i researched and tested many natural products. Some worked and some didn't. I've found using certain self blended oils on my face is much better than any "face cream/moisturizers" on the market. This product has worked miracles. I mix half rose hip oil and half almond oil in a glass apothecary bottle and.....wow! My previous face attempts left me with horrible cystic acne and many white heads. The rose hip oil acts as an exfoliater without irritation and sweet almond oil as moisturizer/anti aging. I combine both 50-50 and apply a small amount to face after washing with dial basic bar soap. I scrub skin with soap and a hand powered soft face scrub brush. Soap and brush bought from dollar tree, then i apply my mixture and steam my face twice a week to loosen clogged pores. My face is almost clear! Almond oil absorbs quickly and leaves a my skin nourished while the rose hip helps my skin exfoliate and rid it of dead skin cells that lead to clogged pores with no irritation!! I've tried every carrier oil out there. Many times spending $400 on so called miracle products. This is by far the best combination and so much cheaper. I am honestly amazed! If you have problem skin 50-50 is perfect. If you are not as oily then i would start with 25-75;75 almond. I use a dab of just the almond under eyes for its anti aging abilities. I never leave reviews but i feel as i finally found the perfect products and routine. None of it is scented, i believe fragrances irritate my skin. My skin appears more youthful and break outs are at a minimum(pcos and hormone imbalance will never make my face perfect but this routine is by far the best my face has ever looked!) you must try the routine and i highly trust the companies qualities.Here is a breakdown of my new found miracle routine:1Wash face twice daily with dial basics soap bar and very soft bristle face scrub brush2 apply above mentioned combo after each wash3Dab of almond oil under eyes for anti aging4 steam face twice a week for 15 minutes right before wash/scrubThat's it! And when i put on makeup i use 2 squirts of seaweed pore minimizer from the body shop and blend it with a smalll drop of. Cliniuqe(sp?) foundation, rub between hands and apply like a lotion. Gives great coverage and doesn't feel caked on. Feels natural and matte quickly!!!-Stop spending so much money and see if this works for you!! I couldn't be Any happier!!!* this review is. 100% honest. I'm in love! Even my dermatologist is amazed.

This is a great oil for skin, especially under the eyes. It is also a wonderful eye makeup remover. I have been using it for over ten years and had nice comments on my skin. I use it several time a day, topped with a heavier moisturizer like hyaluronic cream.

I got curious about essential oils on my hunt for a solution to my dry, curly hair. I heard some talk about Rose Hip Seed Oil and how it can work well in thin hair because it doesnt coat the hair it absorbs and holds in moisture. With furthur research I learned that this oil contains vitamin A which helps assist with cell regeneration, delay the effects of skin aging, and promotes collagen and elastin levels to increase. The results are smoother, firmer and more youthful skin. There is also a high amount of essential fatty acid acids and Vitamin E which further promotes heathy skin. It is supposedly successful in treating stretch marks, psoriasis, eczema, hyper-pigmentation, uv damage, wrinkles, scars from surgery, acne and burns, dermatitis, age spots, burns, age spots, brittle nails and dry, damaged hair.Because it is a dry oil, it will soak into the skin easily and not leave a greasy residue, but dont use too much. It spreads very easily so you only need a little bit and it will last a long time. Even though you can use it un-diluted on your hair or skin you can also add it to creams, lotions, moisturizers, conditioners ect. It is not recommended for use on sever acne or on very oily skin.My first time using Rose Hip Seed Oil I added a few drops to a combination of Suave Moisturizing Almond and Shea Butter Conditioner and Garnier Fructis Sleek and Shine 3 minute Deep Conditioner, then I combed evenly through my hair and left in for about 15 minutes before rinsing out. That day I did notice an increased softness and less frizz, although no extra shine like I was hoping for. I have natural curly hair thats shoulder length and pretty fine, although I have alot of hair and it is dry and can get frizzy. On my hair Id rate this oil at about a 3 but there are many other great uses for it.So far I've applied this oil using a cotton swab to my nails twice a day for about a week and the results are phenomenal. I've always had crap nails and cuticles that I had a habit of biting that I just couldnt get over. Every once in a while I'd stop, and they'd grow (some of them) but they'd always have an ugly color and break because they were so weak, so eventually I'd start biting them again because I hated them anyways. A little while ago I found I no longer had the need to bite them (thank god) but still have the same problem, also they get weird bumps and ridges and some of them grow uneven. But ever since I started with this oil my nails have not only grown (if you can see results in only a week, you know it's working) but they are already looking healthier, feel stronger and I haven't broken a nail since starting and thats a record for me. It has also already started to heal my cuticles and suprisingly a cut on my hand that I experimented with a dab of the oil, cool. Although even more suprising, I tried this on a razor bumps and over night they were gone.I would like to try this on my acne scars, as I have yet to find a product that will get rid of them, but am worried as my skin is semi oily and I still tend to break out from time to time. Last thing I want to do is make my skin worse, right? But I do plan on experimenting with it and Tee Tree Oil, which I've used with success on the occassional break out (and many more uses) and possibly a facial cream and add to my review at a later time.