PranaromUSDA Certified Organic Cold-Pressed Rosehip Virgin Plant Oil - 2 fl oz Glass Bottle - for Anti-Aging, Helps Acne Scar, Massaging, Face, Hair & Skin, Unisex

I recently tried this facial massage oil, and I must say it’s an excellent choice for dry skin. The oil has a remarkably lightweight feel and absorbs quickly without clogging pores or causing breakouts. After using it, my skin feels soft and hydrated. Its lifting properties leave my skin looking more radiant and youthful. The quality of this oil is truly impressive, making it a staple in my skincare routine.

I like this Pranarom brand of ("USDA Certified Organic Cold-Pressed Rosehip Virgin Plant Oil") which also includes vitamins A and C which can add to the potential benefits of the rosehip oil. My first general experience with rosehip oil was as a last resort to use on a small rash patch on my daughter's face, and it helped tremendously and cleared it up. Since then, I like to keep room in my skin care arsenal for quality rosehip oil such as this.I would caution one not to let the dropper touch the skin to prolong the life of the oil so that no skin bacteria have a chance to get in the liquid and cause it to go bad. A little goes a long way and I have considered mixing this with something like lavender essential oil, also skin-friendly, to give it a pleasant scent and boost the skin benefits even more.The bottle is dark/amber-colored to help prevent it from degrading as quickly due to UV/sun exposure, but I would recommend keeping this away from such light sources when storing. I like how it seems to absorb well and doesn't feel as heavy as many oils. Like any oil, this could eventually go rancid so I would recommend familiarizing oneself with the original scent so that if it changes or goes bad, one is likely to know right away.Although I've heard of others using rosehip oil on damaged hair, I've never done that and can't speak to how that would work out. There's a lot of information of the potential benefits of rosehip oil online, but getting the right (good quality) kind is necessary, and I trust the quality of Pranarom's oils including this one. Thanks for reading.

It makes my face feel smooth. Very moisturizing, and easy to spread. I recommend this face oil.

I've been wanting to try rosehip oil as it's one of the more popular facial oils. I've purchased a few different ones in the past and they all came rancid. This rosehip oil does have Vitamin E added, which should make it last longer before going rancid.There's no expiration date on the bottle, but after I broke the cap seal and tried it out, I was pleasantly surprised that this rosehip oil smells fresh. It has a nice lightweight and silky texture. The bottle doesn't come with a dropper but it has a dripulator cap, which dispenses drops of oil fine but it can be a little messy, so I replaced mines with a dropper instead.The smell of this rosehip oil is mild and somewhat floral, it smells pleasant like a mild rose tea aroma. I mix a couple drops of this with my moisturizer as a last step of my skincare routine and I love it. It moisturizes my skin and makes it soft.

Unfortunately I’m not going to be able to use this enough in order to leave a review on it’s effectiveness due to the fact that it smell’s truly grotesque, lol.I love face oils and use them at night as part of my skin care routine. I hadn’t used Rosehip oil yet and this looked like it might be a good one, so I decided to give it a try. Unfortunately after I put it on my face last night, even though it was sandwiched between a serum and moisturizer, it smelled so bad that it was beginning to make me nauseous and I couldn’t tolerate it. It’s truly disgusting so there’s no way I’m going to be able to put this on my face again. And the smell didn’t dissipate even after I had been laying in my bed and reading for an hour. I finally had to get up and clean it off because I couldn’t fall asleep due to it smelling so badly.I’ve also attempted to use it on my post surgical scarring to see if it helps, which is further away from my face, but I can still smell it.Now, I have no idea whether this is normal, and Rosehip oil typically doesn’t smell good, or if I received a bad batch. But to me, it smells very fishy. Like I legitimately rubbed a raw fish on my face. Gross.And even if I did actually like the oil and the smell, I really dislike the bottle it’s stored in because it’s difficult to get out a specific amount of product. I prefer something with a dropper. And with this, you have to turn it upside down and shake it fairly hard in order to get the product out in small drops. And sometimes when you shake it, a lot comes out and sometimes nothing comes out so it’s very inconsistent which isn’t fun when you’re trying to get a certain amount of drops to put onto your face.So i’m afraid I have to warn you of this repulsive smell in case you haven’t tried this before either or if they are sending bad batches.And I certainly can’t recommend this product because of the awful smell, the annoying bottle, and just my bad experience all the way around with this.I do hope that this review was helpful in some way and you have a fantastic day!

I have been using rosehip seed oil (aka rosehip oil) for years. The medicinal benefits are numerous! If you are not familiar with everything it can be used for, I seriously recommend you look it up. You will be amazed!With that said, I knew right away this was an excellent product. It has the right light amber color and fresh scent. (No, it is not supposed to smell like roses. ) it also absorbs quickly. These are things you want to look for. I have purchased bad oil in the past. … It is like olive oil. Some is excellent quality and some may be “fake.” This rosehip oil seems to be grade A in my opinion.I love that this is organic and cold pressed. I would definitely buy it again.