Rosehip Oil Extract 1 L

Rosehip Oil Extract in Modern Skincare Formulation

Rosehip oil extract is a concentrated blend of naturally occurring compounds from rosehip fruit and seeds, dissolved in a carrier oil base. This form allows carotenoids, tocopherols and polyunsaturated fatty acids to be incorporated into formulations without alcohol-based tinctures, making the product convenient for both small studio production and larger cosmetic manufacturing lines. The extract belongs to the wide selection of the Oil Extracts category, which covers concentrates for various skin and hair care purposes.

The primary application of rosehip oil extract lies in facial and body skincare: creams, serums, balms and massage oils. Thanks to its rich content of linoleic and linolenic acids, the extract supports the skin barrier function and is frequently used in formulations targeting mature or dehydrated skin types. Beyond direct skincare, the extract finds use in hair strengthening treatments, lip balms and hand repair products. In household chemistry based on natural oils, the extract is occasionally used as a functional additive for restoring dry, rough skin areas.

Rosehip extract combines well with other plant-based concentrates in formulations. For a comprehensive antioxidant effect, it is often paired with rosemary oil extract, which additionally stabilizes the formula and extends the shelf life of the finished product through its natural antioxidant properties. For astringent and toning products aimed at problem skin, formulators frequently add oak bark oil extract. For hair and scalp care recipes, a suitable partner is birch bud oil extract, which enhances the overall toning effect of the composition.

The recommended dosage of rosehip oil extract in finished formulations ranges from 3 to 10 percent of the total mass, depending on the desired concentration of active compounds and the type of product. The extract should be introduced during the cooling stage of an emulsion, at a temperature not exceeding 40-45 degrees Celsius, to preserve heat-sensitive components. For cold-process formulations such as oil serums and massage blends, the extract can be added at any mixing stage without heating.

The 1-liter packaging is suited for studio and small-batch manufacturing, as well as for the needs of small cosmetic laboratories that require a stable volume of raw material for regular production runs. This volume is convenient for testing new formulations before scaling up production and for continuous work in workshops focused on natural cosmetics.

Store the extract in a tightly sealed container, in a dark and cool place, away from direct sunlight and heat sources, to prevent oxidation of the oil base and preserve the activity of the active compounds.

Rosehip Facial Serum for Mature Skin

Rosehip oil extract 20 ml

Jojoba oil 40 ml

Argan oil 30 ml

Vitamin E oil 5 ml

Essential oil of frankincense 3 ml

Combine jojoba oil and argan oil in a clean glass bottle, then add the rosehip oil extract and vitamin E oil. Shake gently to blend the oils thoroughly, then add the frankincense essential oil for a subtle aromatic note. Let the serum rest for 24 hours before first use to allow the components to fully integrate, and shake lightly before each application.