Rosehip Seed CO2 - Organic

Rosa canina L.

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Our very special organic Rosehip Seed CO2 Total Extract is a carrier oil renowned for its many benefits for the skin due to the presence of skin-nourishing Vitamins A and E[4] and all three essential fatty acids: Alpha-Linolenic Acid (Omega-3), Linoleic Acid (Omega-6), and Oleic Acid (Omega-9).[5] 

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Selected size SKU:888-3 - Rosehip Seed CO2 - Organic Sample (1 ml)

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Our very special organic Rosehip Seed CO2 Total Extract is a carrier oil renowned for its many benefits for the skin due to the presence of skin-nourishing Vitamins A and E[4] and all three essential fatty acids: Alpha-Linolenic Acid (Omega-3), Linoleic Acid (Omega-6), and Oleic Acid (Omega-9).[5] The vibrant depth of color in this oil indicates the presence of beneficial carotenoids.[6] All of these constituents are ideal for improving the appearance of mature or sun-exposed skin, helping to create a moisture barrier and supporting skin elasticity. Rosehip Seed CO2 has a silky and luscious feel that maintains the texture and softness of skin.

Rosehip Seed CO2 carrier oil is extracted from the seeds of the wild Rose, Rosa canina, which can be found in many parts of the world and native to Europe, Asia, and Northern Africa. The hips of Roses are the fruiting bodies – the reproductive part of these exalted flowers – that develop post-fertilization; when petals fall, the hips (uteruses) enlarge with seeds that are notoriously rich in Vitamin C – about 20 times as much as the Vitamin C in oranges.[1]  However, this water-soluble nutrient does not appear in the CO2 extract or in the pressed oil.[2]

Please note that the low temperature CO2 extraction process (up to 104˚F/40˚C) for carrier oils ensures a product that more closely resembles what is found in the raw plant material and has a longer shelf life than cold pressed carrier oils.[7] In addition, CO2 carrier oils meet strict heavy metal requirements and contain no carbohydrates, protein, or inorganic salts.[8]

Our organic Rosehip Seed CO2 contains a small percentage of Rosemary Antioxidant CO2 – Organic  to help maintain freshness.

Want to know more about how to use Rosehip Seed CO2 as a base for your essential oil blends? Read Dilution Solutions to learn about essential oil to carrier oil ratios and how to mix essential oils with carrier oils.

1 Price, Len. Carrier Oils for Aromatherapy & Massage, 1990, p. 122.

2 Industry communication.

3 Price, Shirley and Len Price. Aromatherapy for Health Professionals, 2nd ed., 1995/1999, p. 104.

4 Price, Len. Carrier Oils for Aromatherapy & Massage, 1990, p. 122.

6 Parker, Susan M. Power of the Seed, 2014, p. 174.

7 Industry communication.

8 Industry communication.

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