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Everything You Need To Know About Rosehip Oil

A nutrient-rich botanical oil that helps soften, support the skin barrier, and boost a healthy-looking glow especially loved by dry, dull, or mature skin.

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Understanding Rosehip Oil

Rosehip oil is a lightweight, nutrient-rich botanical oil pressed from the seeds of the rosehip (the fruit of wild rose plants). It’s widely loved in clean beauty routines because it delivers a comforting, nourishing feel without feeling overly heavy making it an excellent “everyday” oil for many skin types, especially when skin looks dull or feels dry.

Unlike essential oils (which are usually aromatic and used in very small amounts), rosehip oil is a carrier oil. That means it’s intended to be used as a proper skincare step (a few drops) to help support softness, suppleness, and a healthy-looking glow.

Rosehip oil is naturally rich in:

  • Fatty acids (skin-lipid-like nutrients that help moisturise and support the skin barrier)
  • Antioxidants (help protect against visible signs of environmental stress)
  • A naturally radiant finish, which makes it popular in both morning and evening routines

For people building a simple routine, rosehip oil often acts as a “comfort layer” the step that helps minimise the look of dryness, improves the feel of tight skin, and boosts radiance over time.

Understanding Rosehip Oil

What Rosehip Oil Helps With

Rosehip oil is most often chosen for nourishment and glow. It helps skin feel more comfortable and look more radiant, especially when skin is dry, dull, or easily stressed.

Benefit blocks (compact, consistent height)

Softness + smoother-looking texture - Helps soften rough, dry patches and supports a smoother-looking finish over time.

Barrier comfort (less tightness, more bounce) - Supports the skin’s moisture barrier, helping skin feel less tight and more comfortable.

Visible radiance - Adds a healthy-looking glow and can help skin look fresher and more luminous.

A supportive step for mature-looking skin - Nourishes and improves suppleness, helping dryness look less emphasised.

What Rosehip Oil Helps With

When to use Rosehip Oil

Rosehip oil is a flexible step to reach for whenever your skin needs extra nourishment, comfort, or a healthy-looking glow. It’s especially useful when skin feels dry or tight, looks dull, or seems less supple due to seasonal changes, travel, or general barrier stress. Many people prefer using it in the evening to support overnight softness, but it can also be used in the morning for a smoother, more radiant finish under moisturiser and SPF. If your skin is oily or breakout-prone, introduce it slowly (for example, a few evenings per week to begin with), use a smaller amount, and keep the rest of your routine simple. You can explore suitable options in Face Oils & Serums, or shop by skin needs such as Dry Skin, Mature Skin, or Sensitive Skin.

When to use Rosehip Oil

How to use Rosehip Oil

For best results, apply rosehip oil after cleansing and any watery steps, then layer it with moisturiser depending on how rich you want the finish. Start by cleansing with something from Cleansers, then follow with a hydrating mist or toner from Toners & Mists. If you use a treatment step, apply it next (browse Serums), then press 2–3 drops of rosehip oil into the skin, focusing on drier areas. You can apply the oil before moisturiser for a lighter feel, or after moisturiser to help seal everything in overnight. In the morning, use a smaller amount and always finish with daily protection from Sunscreen. If you’re ready to shop, start with Rosehip Oil as an easy, routine-friendly option.

How to use Rosehip Oil

Our Rosehip Oil Collection

Whether you’re looking for a pure face oil, a glow-boosting complexion option, or a targeted serum concentrate, here are rosehip-forward favourites.

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Organic

Certified organic ingredients that nourish your skin naturally without harsh chemicals.

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Free from parabens, sulfates, and synthetic fragrances. Pure ingredients for pure results.

Complete Skincare Routine with Rosehip Oil

Rosehip oil is flexible you can use it to seal in hydration or add comfort wherever your routine needs it.

Morning Routine

1

Gentle Cleanser

Cleanse to remove impurities and prep skin for better absorption.

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2

Rosehip Oil (Contains Rosehip Oil)

Press 2–3 drops into slightly damp skin to nourish and support a healthy-looking glow.

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3

Hydrating Moisturiser

Seal in moisture for all-day comfort and smoother-looking skin.

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4

SPF 30+ Sunscreen

Finish with SPF daily to protect skin and help prevent moisture loss.

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Evening Routine

1

Gentle Cleanser

Remove sunscreen, makeup and daily build-up to reset the skin.

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2

Rosehip Oil (Contains Rosehip Oil)

Apply 3–4 drops after cleansing to soften, soothe and support overnight comfort.

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3

Repairing Moisturiser

Follow with a richer cream to lock in hydration and support the skin barrier overnight.

4

Optional Spot Treatment

Use your targeted treatment first, then apply rosehip oil and moisturiser to finish.

Pro Tips for Using Rosehip Oil

  • Start with 2–3 drops you can always add more
  • Apply on slightly damp skin for a softer, more hydrated finish
  • For dry skin, layer it over moisturiser to seal everything in
  • For combo skin, use it at night only or on dry areas only
  • If you’re sensitive or acne-prone: patch test and introduce slowly
  • Pairs well with barrier and hydration routines