Love Rosehip Oil

by Kerry
(Queensland, Australia)

Kerry

Kerry

Hi Susanna

My sister gave me a bottle of Rosehip Oil, she said our Aunt has used it for years. Our Aunt has beautiful skin so I tried it and it is wonderful.

My skin is sensitive and there are many products that I seem to be allergic to. So, since it's 100% percent natural, I didn't hesitate to put it on my skin and there has been absolutely no reaction to the rosehip oil.

I do put Vitamin E cream on after the oil because the oil absorbs directly into my skin and I'm used to going to bed with a greasy face! I am over 50 years old but less than 55!! I'm not going to share all secrets...

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Feb 01, 2011
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by: Susanna Miles

I totally love Rosehip oil! It's fantastic for sensitive skin and wrinkles.

Another really great one for dry, sensitive skin is carrot root oil and macadamia nut oil.

You should never use JUST carrot root oil (it would clog your pores if you did) but mixed with rosehip and macadamia it would be really powerful.

What makes macadamia oil so great is the fact that it contains palmitoleic acid that doesn't occur in any other plant oil - BUT is found in spades in the sebum of infants, childrens, and teenagers (but diminishes once we age). It's also hypo allergenic and non pore clogging.

I consider these three oils the best for aging, sensitive skin.

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