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Pressed from the rose hips of Chile's south

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Pressed from the rose hips of Chile's south

Oil pressed from the seeds of wild rose hips in Chile's south.

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A seed oil, gathered from the wild

Across the south of Chile, wild rose hips ripen red on the hillsides, and from their seeds comes a light, fast-absorbing oil. Rosa Sur cold-presses the seeds at a low temperature to keep the oil clear and pure, then bottles it unrefined. Because it comes from the seed, not the flower, it is a fine, golden oil that sinks in quickly and works beautifully as a daily face or body oil. It is a simple botanical oil, pressed the gentle way and left exactly as the seed gives it.

Where it comes from

Chile

Oil pressed from the seeds of wild rose hips in Chile's south.

What
Cold-pressed rosehip oil
Made for
Botanical skin oils
Region
Latin America

How it's made

Wild rose hips are gathered in Chile's south, and the seeds are separated and cold-pressed at a low temperature to extract the oil. It is lightly filtered and bottled without refining, deodorising or altering — a single, pure ingredient from the seed.

How to use it

Use it on its own as a daily face or body oil, or blend it as a carrier for your own skincare. A few drops warm in the palm and press onto clean skin. It absorbs quickly and a little goes a long way.

Good to know

Why is it good for skin?

It is light and fast-absorbing, so it sinks in quickly without a heavy feel. It is a simple, versatile botanical oil for daily care and for making your own blends.

How do I store it?

Keep the bottle in a cool, dark place with the cap on. Cold-pressed oil keeps well for many months, and the amber glass protects it from light.

How is it pressed?

The seeds are separated from wild rose hips gathered in Chile's south, then cold-pressed at a low temperature to extract the oil. It is lightly filtered and bottled unrefined.

How do I use it?

Use it on its own as a daily face or body oil, or blend it as a carrier for your own skincare. A few drops warm in the palm and press onto clean skin.

Is it a medicine or a treatment?

No. It is a cosmetic oil and carrier for blends. It is not a medicine and not intended to address any skin condition — it is simply an oil to use on the skin.

What is rosehip oil?

It is a light oil cold-pressed from the seeds of wild rose hips. It is a botanical oil for skin care, valued for being light, fast-absorbing and close to the skin's own feel.

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