ROSE HIP ESSENTIAL OIL FOR YOUR SKIN! ๐น๐น๐น๐น๐น๐น๐น๐น๐น๐น๐น๐น๐น Now gaining popularity with the general public, this cold-pressed, sensitive, โdryโ oil has thoroughly impressed the scientific community at large. Heather, from a Real Food Lover, accurately summarizes two important studies on rosehip seed oil: The first major confirmation of its capabilities came in 1983, when the University of Santiago conducted research on 180 individuals. These tests studied people with extensive facial scarring, acne scarring, deep wrinkles, UV damage, radiation damage, burn scars, surgical scars, premature aging, dermatitis, and other skin related problems. In these tests, rosehip seed oil regenerated the skin, reduced scars and wrinkles, prevented the advancement of wrinkles and aging, and helped skin to regain its natural color and tone. Since this time, other universities and labs have also completed studies, also yielding positive results. Another well-known study in 1988 was conducted on twenty women between the ages of 25-35 with extensive premature aging to their skin. Their skin was wrinkled, and had sun spots from overexposure to the sun. After four months of applying rosehip seed oil daily, their wrinkles and sun spots had almost completely disappeared, and the skin had a fresher and healthier look. With itโs amazing healing properties and ability to moisturize, this diversely capable oil is one you will want to be familiar with. I have only recently discovered it in the past year, and I assure youโitโs brilliant. I love itโs non-greasy, oil-free feel, and when I use it to moisture my skin; face and neck especially, it feels like my skin just took a big hydrating drink of water! Most of the rose hips used for rosehip seed oil grow wild in the southern Andes although that is not the only habitat for the Sweet Briar, or Eglantine rose. It is a deciduous shrub with delicious apple-scented leaves. It is from the fruit, or โhipโ of this plant that bears a tiny seed that is then pressed into rosehip seed oil that I (and others) so covet. The rosehip seed is made up of 77% fatty acids. High in linoleic and linolenic acids, vitamin C, and vitamin A (retinol); all essential for skin and hair health, Rosa rubiginosa has been found to regenerate tissue and eliminate wrinkles, fine lines, scars, sun damage and stretch marks. The essential fatty acids it contains when absorbed through the skin, convert to prostaglandins which assist in cellular membrane and tissue regeneration. Rosehip seed oil in short helps prevent premature aging, soothes, heals and moisturizes mature skin, and prevents the formation of keloid scar tissue, which is the characteristic thickening of the skin in scar formation. It also helps to heal conditions such as: Dermatitis Age spots Brittle nails Psoriasis Eczema Hyper-pigmentation Burns, radiation and sun Dry and damaged h - See more at: sustaincreateandflow/what-you-need-to-know-about-rosehip-seed-oil/#.dpuf
Posted on: Wed, 21 Jan 2015 08:03:09 +0000
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