Rose Hip Oil

Rose Hip Oil is one of many popular carrier oils used in massage, aromatherapy, and other body-work treatments.

Rose hip oil (from several Rosa species, e.g. Rosa canina L.) is extracted and refined using adaptations of various methods.

It may have a slightly castor oil-like odour, but also positive properties for use as a massage carrier oil. Textbooks list rose hip oil as being beneficial for burns, eczema, scars, and wounds, and areas in which skin re-generation is required. However, note that as the skin can be a delicate essential organ, no products on damaged skin without expert advice and supervision.
Rose hip oil may also be used as an ingredient in some cosmetic creams and lotions.

 

See also the general page about carrier oils for massage and bodywork therapies and information about massage and aromatherapy.

Note: There are many different carrier oils used for massage and other bodywork therapies. This section includes many popular oils but it is not a complete list.

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