Pure Rosehip oil contains natural tretinoin, a derivative of Vitamin A, and is proven to delay the effects of skin aging. It aids cell regeneration and boosts levels of collagen and elastin to create smoother, firmer skin.

Rosehip oil can be used to strengthen weak fingernails
and thin or damaged hair. It has proved useful in reducing and elimating the effects of:

• Scarring
• Stretch marks
• Effects of psoriasis
• Effects of eczema
• Lumps from scarring
• Hyper-pigmentation
• Dermatitis
• Over-exposure to the sun
• Fine lines and wrinkles
• Skin burns
  

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Aimara pure rosehip oil is certified organic by the UK's Soil Association. The oil can be applied neat and should be massaged well into the skin. Rosehip oil consists of 80% essential fatty acids and penetrates the skin's upper layers quickly, leaving the skin non-greasy and effectively moisturised. The oil has an immediate effect on dry skin and eczema.

Moisturiser: Aimara's easy to use hand and body moisturiser and a richer facial moisturiser are ideal for those who do not wish to apply neat oil to the skin. Research scientists recommend formulating Rosehip oil into a cream as a daily preventative measure to help stem premature aging and damage to the skin from sun exposure and pollution.

Facial & body scrub: Made with organic rosehip oil and organic rosehip seed husks for natural, soft abrasion. The Rosehip oil supports the keratin migration cycle, regenerating cells in the epidermis layer and aids the natural process of removing old skin and cleaning hair follicles.

Hair care products: Dermatological tested, Rosehip's mild pH (around 5.1) makes it ideal for direct application to the hair and scalp. The oil strengthens weak hair and regenerates healthy skin cells, making it an ideal component for shampoo and conditioner.

*Rosehip oil is not recommended for very oily or acne skin