Organic Rosehip Vegetable Oil, Refined

Rosehip vegetable oil is obtained by the first cold pressing of Rosa canina seeds. Rosa Mosqueta is a collective term for the different types of wild roses: Rosa Moschata, Rosa rubiginosa (Eglanteria) and Rosa canina. There is a general opinion that the name Rosa Canina is intended to indicate a European origin of rosehip, although according to history all species of wild roses are from Chile. Despite the fact that the exact INCI designation is confused by the taxonomic confusion of different names, in cosmetic terms all species are considered equivalent. Canine rosehip vegetable oil is a 100% natural product, with multiple cosmetic applications thanks to its beneficial properties for the skin. The minimum percentage of linolenic acid is 20%.

Rosehip vegetable oil is obtained by the first cold pressing of Rosa canina seeds. Shrub native to Europe and certain areas of Africa and Asia. Currently its cultivation has also spread to other continents such as Europe and America, where Chile stands out as a producing country. It is rich in oleic acid, linoleic acid and linolenic acid, so its concentration of fatty acids is very balanced. Vitamin E and carotenoids act as natural antioxidants. Canine rosehip vegetable oil is a 100% natural product, with multiple cosmetic applications thanks to its beneficial properties for the skin, and a minimum percentage of linolenic acid of 20%.

Coconut vegetable oil is obtained by first cold pressing Cocos nucifera’s pulp and later refining. A process that gives greater homogeneity to its organoleptic characteristics. This oil has as main characteristic a high content in lauric acid. A component that has proven to be highly beneficial for skin and hair care and to have excellent moisturizing, softening and emollient properties. Refined coconut vegetable oil is a 100% natural product.

Organic rosehip vegetable oil is obtained by first cold pressing the seeds of Rosa moschata. It is a kind of rose that has been cultivated for a long time. Their wild origins are uncertain but they are suspected to be in the western Himalayas. The presence of fatty acids so rich in beneficial properties for the skin such as oleic acid, linoleic acid and linolenic acid, makes it an exceptional oil. The minimum percentage of linolenic acid is 20%. In conclusion, rosehip vegetable oil is a 100% natural product, from organic farming.