The Most Extraordinary Methods to Heal The Skin

As many people know, the rose is a plant that has long been utilized in beauty and health regimens. The petals, the essential oil, the waters, and the oil from the seeds of the rose hips. For starters, what are rose hips, you may ask? And what is in the oil? How can it help me? Well continue reading!

The rose hip is the rounded and usually red seed pod that grows after the rose has lost its petals. Rose hips are most well known because they are used in tea because they are rich in vitamin C. There are seeds inside of the rosehip- small light brown colored seeds. When pressed (Inflora Botanica uses a healthy cold pressing method much like the one that gets the greatest olive oil and apple cider), the oil that comes out is dark yellow/light orange and absolutely filled with nutrients for your skin. Poetically, rosehip oil is called the "blood of the rose."

Rosehip oil is one of the health industry's best kept secrets. It is often used in small quantities (because it is very dear) in celebrated vitamin C serums and other body treatments. While individuals thought that the fantastic benefits that it offers were from its high profile in essential fatty acids, it is now commonly accepted that the majority of benefits are as a result of its incredibly high quantities of vitamin A, or retinol. Dr. Oz called rosehip seed oil "nature's retina-A" and that is a true proclaimation. Many people report benefits that are truly extraordinary. One gal, a customer, said that the oil removed her daughter-in-law's pregnancy stretch marks that were 2 years old. And she had only been using the oil for a single week!

The face is the most frequently targeted area for the use of rosehip seed oil. Our founder uses it on her face because she has pre-skin cancer. She reports that the darker spots have faded and that her naturopath uses Vitamin A to treat pre skin cancer. The most common use of the oil is for women who want more moisture in their face. Inflora Botanica's certified organic rosehip seed oil really plumps up the skin. Used just after the shower or when your face is wet, the oil brings the water into the skin and the level of moisture is really increased. The term anti-aging is a commonly used term with respect to rosehip seed oil for these reasons.

Psoriasis sufferers also report serious benefits. The oil decreases the appearance of the raised patches and in some cases patches completely disappear!! Same with diaper rash for children and adult acne sufferers. Further, one customer reported that the oil has healed acne scars that she has been embarrassed of since she was a teenager. The change has heightened her self confidence and she says that she is nowhappy and "putting her best face forward."