Rosehip Oil
- faticeira
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Rosehip Oil
I haven't used any yet, but cannot wait to try some. However I am posting this as it sounds like an amazing item that will work on many skin problems.
http://www.2beaut.com/rosehip.html
http://www.weebirdy.com/2009/03/shoppin ... in-co.html
(those are just examples, can be bought many places)
http://www.2beaut.com/rosehip.html
http://www.weebirdy.com/2009/03/shoppin ... in-co.html
(those are just examples, can be bought many places)
- Lilinth
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Re: Rosehip Oil
will have to check in my local health food store for that
at the very least, even if it doesn't work i can't see it doing any harm
at the very least, even if it doesn't work i can't see it doing any harm
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Re: Rosehip Oil
I've heard of using rosehip oil, but I've been fairly skeptical. Have either of you tried it and had any results?
- faticeira
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Re: Rosehip Oil
I plan on buying it, but at the moment I am using Decleor neroli oil. I will definately let you know if it's good or not.
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Re: Rosehip Oil
Im allergic to many suntan lotions (unfortuantely, i just have to find out which by waiting for a rash), but when i do get a rash i use rosehip oil, takes the rash away in days and stops itching. Not sure what you want to use it for but its good for skin rashes and things like that.
- Mal
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Re: Rosehip Oil
I bought it for my mum as she has really dry skin, uses that as a moisturizer and her skin is baby smooth now.
- faticeira
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Re: Rosehip Oil
I finally bought a bottle and it's great stuff esp for anti-aging. Make sure you wear sunblock when using it.
- iamdolleyes
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Re: Rosehip Oil
this is interesting, did you buy the brand from the first link or is any brand of 'pure' rosehip oil just as good? there are 3 things listed in the first linked product so i wasn't sure
i have some scarring i keep hoping to find some treatment for, it would be lovely to see additional improvement from this stuff. i'm going to look around and see what i can find locally
i have some scarring i keep hoping to find some treatment for, it would be lovely to see additional improvement from this stuff. i'm going to look around and see what i can find locally
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- faticeira
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Re: Rosehip Oil
I bought it from a place in Elephant and Castle. But they all carry different brands.
Baldwins 171-173 Walworth Road, 020 7703 5550 www.baldwins.co.uk
Baldwins 171-173 Walworth Road, 020 7703 5550 www.baldwins.co.uk
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Re: Rosehip Oil
right on, I''ll see what I've got that is comparable
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- iamdolleyes
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Re: Rosehip Oil
hey..any updates on how this is working for you?
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- faticeira
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Re: Rosehip Oil
Hi,
no, sorry. I don't use it all the time, I used it for a few weeks then stop, use something else. It isn't something you need to use all the time, more like a skin fix, that's the way I like it and it works very well.
no, sorry. I don't use it all the time, I used it for a few weeks then stop, use something else. It isn't something you need to use all the time, more like a skin fix, that's the way I like it and it works very well.
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Re: Rosehip Oil
Rosehip oil has a lots of benefits that include:
It helps to regenerate the damaged skin tissues.
Rose Hip Oil goes to work instantly to improve damaged hair
It helps to regenerate the damaged skin tissues.
Rose Hip Oil goes to work instantly to improve damaged hair
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Re: Rosehip Oil
Rosehip oil is good for improving skin condition.
It helps to prevent skin damage and nourishes the skin.
It remove scars and pigmented spots of the skin.
It helps to prevent skin damage and nourishes the skin.
It remove scars and pigmented spots of the skin.
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Re: Rosehip Oil
High in vitamin a, it regenerates the skins cells so that your skin always looks fresh. its actually a natural exfoliant for this reason.
It doesnt act as a moisturiser and is okay to use for all skin types.
It's not to use as well if you make your own scrubs.
It doesnt act as a moisturiser and is okay to use for all skin types.
It's not to use as well if you make your own scrubs.
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Re: Rosehip Oil
I tried it before and didn't see much of an effect to be honest, but ymmv.
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