Rosehip Oil

INCI: Rosa Canina Fruit Oil

Oil from rosehip seeds, rich in linoleic and alpha-linolenic acids plus trace amounts of trans-retinoic acid. Used for scars and pigmentation.

MoisturizingBrightening

Evidence by route

Topical application

Weak evidence. In vitro data, open-label studies, or expert consensus.

Small clinical studies show improvement in scar appearance and hyperpigmentation. Contains trace retinoic acid, but levels are insufficient for a standard retinoid effect. Large RCTs are lacking.

Valerón-Almazán P et al. Int J Tissue React. 1997;19(1-2):25-36.

Tolerability and safety

Irritation potential

Low

Allergen risk

Low

Pregnancy

Caution

Skin types

Suitable for

DryNormalCombination

Use with caution

Oily

Frequently asked questions

Is Rosehip Oil safe during pregnancy?

Rosehip Oil should be used with caution during pregnancy. Consulting a dermatologist or OB-GYN is advisable.

What skin types is Rosehip Oil for?

Rosehip Oil suits: dry, normal, combination. Use with caution in: oily.