Kate Blanc Cosmetics
Rosehip Seed Oil - USDA Organic
Rosehip Seed Oil - USDA Organic
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Nighttime Regimen
If you’re looking for a natural and organic oil to revitalize your hair and give your skin a radiant and vibrant look, Kate Blanc’s Organic Rosehip Seed Oil is a Godsent.
Kate Blanc’s Rosehip Seed Oil is organically grown and cold-pressed with no added preservatives.
Because it’s 100% pure, it easily absorbs into your skin without feeling greasy and won’t clog pores nor cause breakouts, leaving you looking fabulous.
Pure rosehip seed oil has an amber, orange-ish hue and has a nutty smell. It doesn't smell like rose petals (that's rose water).
Our oil comes in an amber glass bottle to protect from harmful UV light and it also include a glass dropper. The bottle is 100% pure rosehip oil with no carrier oil added.
You can combine rosehip oil with tea tree oil and/or jojoba oil to create a nighttime regime for your face to help reduce acne scars and dark spots. This oil is especially good for dry skin and can help prevent breakouts.
Kate's Favorite Moisturizer Recipe:
- 4 drops of Jojoba Oil
- 2 drops of Rosehip Seed Oil
- 1 drop of Tea Tree Oil
Anti-Aging Solution
Kate Blanc's Rosehip Oil is a wonderful natural moisturizer for your face and skin. Because our rosehip oil is authentic and organic, it quickly absorbs into your skin without leaving an oily residue. It won't clog your pores either.
The compounds found in rosehip oil help fight against inflammation and allow your skin to retain moisture for a lasting glow. It also helps reduce wrinkles and fine lines and acts as a great anti-aging moisturizer.
- prevent breakouts
- good for dry skin
- reduce acne scars
- fade dark spots
About Kate Blanc Cosmetics
Our facility is located in California. We comply with the highest manufacturing standards to ensure that all of our products are top quality. Kate uses natural ingredients in her products without the harmful chemicals that damage our well-being and our environment. Her motto is that if she cannot pronounce the ingredient, she won't use it in her products.
