Comments on: Rosehip Oil Benefits for Skin Care

By: Jen Ruhman

Jen Ruhman — Thu, 31 Aug 2017 00:34:56 +0000

In reply to Tia.

Hi Tia,
You sound dehydrated and also in need of bi-weekly microdermabrasion and nightly facial massages using roseship seed oil. Also, witch hazel to tighten pores.

Jen

By: Tia

Tia — Mon, 28 Aug 2017 06:11:29 +0000

Hi Jennifer, I am 27years old. I have combination skin type and recently I noticed huge pores around my T zone and also fine cracks on my cheeks. I think my skin is losing elasticity. I am very distressed of all this transformation of my face and now I live in a tropical region. My pores are more visible and I have breakout every now and then.Now I am even scared to look at the mirror. Please help me to restore my skin health.

By: Jen Ruhman

Jen Ruhman — Thu, 03 Aug 2017 04:29:40 +0000

In reply to Jennifer. Hi Jennifer, I would put the rosehip seed oil on first.Let that absorb before applying the sun block.

By: Jennifer

Jennifer — Wed, 02 Aug 2017 18:06:46 +0000

In reply to Jen Ruhman. Thanks! One more question I've been putting sunblock on my face in the mornings but not sure if/when I should with the rosehip? Tips on that? Thanks! Could I mix some drops into the sunblock and apply it all over my face that way or would that not be as beneficial? I appreciate your time and advice!

By: Jen Ruhman

Jen Ruhman — Sat, 22 Jul 2017 22:51:04 +0000

In reply to Jennifer.

Hi Jennifer, It sounds like you have done a great job exfoliating. After reading what you are experiencing, I would be less aggressive now with the baking soda and use more of the roseship seed oil and gently massage your under eye area pressing from your nose area to outward towards your ear. outward . I think your face is not properly draining at night. Your lymph system. You can massage before bed and in the morning to help flush his area. It happened to me! My under eyes were very dark! I use the almond oil under my eyes at night, it helps brighten the under eye area and keeps it moist to banish wrinkles and your eye area will be plump and most in the morning. In the morning I’ll rinse my face with luke warm or cold water to get the blood flowing. Add a little rose hip seed in the morning under your eyes and massage it into the under eye area. You can do that on damp skin so it easily glides and does not pull your skin. You can also add the rose hip seed oil on the rest of your face for total moisture. When you’re done add more reship seed oil under your eye and let it absorb. That should really help you. Also it helps to not sleep on your stomach! I sleep on my side.
Good luck, give it a month and let me know if there’s a difference.
XO Jen

By: Jennifer

Jennifer — Wed, 19 Jul 2017 19:02:13 +0000

Hello! I am 32 years old and started noticing fine lines and dark circles/bags under my eyes in my late 20s. They’re not horrible (but I do feel self conscious about it because I feel I look older than other women my age) I don’t drink or smoke. I recently bought almond and rosehip oil (and I typically exfoliate with a milk and nutmeg mixture, I was curious about the baking soda scrub but don’t want to keep myself from being able to tan so may stick with my other exfoliate. My question is for wrinkles and dark circles do you have a morning/night regiment to recommend? I do nit have the vegetable glycerin thought is that a big deal? I guess ny main question is should I mix these together, or apply them separately like one in the morning and the kther at night? Any tips would be really appreciated!

By: Jen Ruhman

Jen Ruhman — Tue, 18 Apr 2017 23:58:16 +0000

In reply to Thelma Sansome.

Hi,
You don’t need to because reship oil is a great moisturizer.
Jen