Wild rose oil is produced by the method of hot extraction from wild rose seeds. Wild rose oil is valued for the high content of vitamins C and A. Wild rose seed oil has wonderful cosmetic and curative properties.

Wild rose oil has only recently won itself a name for its regenerating properties. The oil restores damaged skin areas and prevents scarring. Perfectly moisturizes skin. It is recommended for ageing, fading, dry skin in the composition of aromatic compounds. Wild rose oil excellently protects against sun burns. It can be used for the treatment of dry eczema. But this oil has one limitation: it can’t be used by people with greasy skin, inclined to acne eruption. Wild rose oil can promote the appearance of new pimples.

Wild rose oil takes general tonic effect, stimulates non-specific resistance of the organism, strengthens tissues regeneration and hormones synthesis, lessens vascular permeability, takes part in carbohydrate and mineral metabolism, has anti-inflammatory and also immunostimulatory properties in relation to humoral and cellular immunity.

Wild rose oil is ideal for application to the eye and mouth areas. The oil moisturizes, softens, and saturates skin with nutrients, prevents the appearance of new wrinkles and smoothes small lines. The oil can be smeared on the whole face, the effect will be the same.

Wild rose oil normalizes intracellular metabolism preventing accumulation of decay products and ageing ferments by skin, raises skin immunity, has sun-protective properties.

Restores hair shine and softness, notably improves the state of coloured hair, damaged by decolouration and permanent wave, sun exposure and unfavourable environmental conditions. Strengthens nails.

Wild rose oil added to oil mixtures lessens their fatness.

Indications:

• restores, moisturizes, and smoothes skin;
• small wrinkles;
• pigment stains, including ones caused by pregnancy;
• ageing, fading, dry skin;
• restores damaged skin areas, prevents scarring;
• normalizes intracellular metabolism;
• prevents accumulation of decay products and ageing ferments by skin;
• raises the immunity of skin
• wounds and microcracks;
• irritated, peeling skin;
• natural UV-filter;
• bed sores, trophic ulcers of the shank, dermatosis, non-specific ulcerative colitis (in clysters);
• dry eczema, psoriasis;
• gingivitis, stomatitis;
• nipples cracks