Rosehip oil is available as a single-ingredient product, or it might be blended with other ingredients to create a serum or a multi-purpose facial oil.
Depending on the type of product you choose, rosehip oil can be applied as an alternative to moisturiser or used before putting on your other moisturising creams or products.
It’s usually best to use both in the morning and at night, although this might be different based on the type you choose.12 The label should provide some helpful tips on how to use your chosen rosehip oil.
If you pick a pure rosehip oil, it’s a good idea to look for the term ‘cold-pressed’ on the label. Rosehips are sensitive to heat, and the potential benefits may be reduced if the rosehip oil you choose has been prepared using heat.
13 Most good quality
rosehip oil products will explain how the oil has been extracted to help you choose the best option for your needs.