Rosehip Certified Organic Oil Reviews

I've tried rosehip oil before and I'm already sold on them but quick run down if you're not: I have combo skin, I was trying to mattify my skin, but I also suspected my skin was dehydrated, so I tried rosehip oil and it really feels like it moisturises my skin and makes it smooth.(unfortunately if you have a persistently shiny T-zone like me, it didn't change that)
I like it because it doesn't take forever to absorb, it absorbs completely, it's really lightweight and minimum ingredients means less crap for my skin to react to.

Referring to this oil specifically, I really wanted an affordable organic rosehip oil, and Sukin especially is also carbon neutral, Australian owned and made (lower carbon miles) and no animal testing is allowed. So it's already earned major points with me.

The oil itself is a light yellow, like vegetable oil, is quite thin and feels very lightweight. I use about 3 drops because i extend down my neck. Like most pure rosehip oils it doesn't smell like roses. It smells to me like deep fried tofu, which I actually like, but I understand not everyone does. It absorbs completely in less than 2 minutes, leaving the skin feeling smooth and moist, but not sticky. I use it after my water-based serums (this is my moisturiser) and my skins been doing great even without a creamy moisturiser.

The glass bottle isn't too heavy, the dropper is easy to control and the screw top is very secure. A very minor thing I kinda like, the label feels almost matte and papery, and that helps your grip just a little bit, which might be the difference between a broken bottle and a whole one, if you're clumsy like me.

In summary, this is a good rosehip oil, and if you don't want to spend crap tons of money, why not try this one?

I bought this oil on a whim one day whilst looking for a new facial oil. I’ve been using it for a couple of months now and really enjoying it. Firstly, it’s super affordable and can be bought at the chemist. It leaves my face super hydrated and supple. A beautiful glow all over which I personally love. Highly recommend to anyone in need of a new oil. It has helped to lighten any old scars I have also.

The first few time I applied this product I was so happy! I applied it at night and woke up with glowing skin and reduced redness especially on my chin. Helped dry parts and acne/redness. Fantastic!
There was one downside that I noticed pretty quickly though, if it get's anywhere near my eyes, it will get in my eyes and it BURNS. It just stings so bad, it usually passes in a minute or so but it really hurts.

Unfortunately I also came to notice that I was getting flaky skin around my eyebrows and inner eye and although this is one of those skin conditions that just happens sometimes it always coincided with use of the rosehip oil. I also noticed that after a while it was one of those products that became less effective and I didn't notice it's effects reverse after I stopped using it.

I would still recommend it because I think most of my negative experience was just unfortunate and the results it did give me were great.

I've been using this product for about a month now, and really like it.
I was initially drawn to the product as it was natural and organic and didn't contain any harsh ingredients - it literally only contains Rose Hip oil. So I was a bit sceptical to use it at first, as I didn't think it would be very beneficial.
However after just a few applications, my problem dry areas disappeared. The cons of this product however is it literally feels like oil on your face, and stained my pillow by the end of the week (however this did come off in the wash). So after the first week I started putting it on after I washed my face straight after work - which gave the product time to absorb into my skin, and didn't leave any more residue on my pillow. Another down side of this product, is I'm really nervous to step out into the sun with it on - as I'm afraid I'll burn - so I just apply it at night now.
I would definitely recommend this product to anyone who wants to avoid harsh chemicals on their skin, and for people with dry skin.

I have combination skin and this oil has worked wonders on the dry patches i have on my face, especially in the winter. I was worried about using this one my nose as its the oiliest part of my face and previous oils have given me blackheads but not this one! I usually mix two drops with my moisturiser, the Sukin super greens moisturiser, the combination of the two has left my skin super hydrated and it doesn't leave my skin looking greasy.

I've finally found my favourite rose hip oil. It's organic, reasonably priced and perfect for winter! My face gets really dry around the colder months, getting flaky in my t-zone. But after rubbing a few drops onto my face every night before bed, my skin is so much smoother and it doesn't flake. Although it is organic, it has a fish oil smell, which is off putting. So if you can get past the smell, this oil is great!

This oil is perfect for me as I get certain spots on my face that are always dry and flaky (especially after a shower) around my nose and eyebrows. 1-2 drops rubbed into the area helps straight away! As it is extremely protein rich, it is helpful in repairing that dead skin quickly. My only reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is the odd smell that it has, but when used sparingly (as recommended) you can't tell!

I purchased this Sukin Certified Organic Rose Hip Oil from Priceline during a sale - I just bought it because it was too cheap to pass. Previously, I have used various rose hip oils and rose hip blend oils,the majority worked very well for my skin, but they are all from a higher price range. Honestly, I wasn't expecting much from this Sukin rose hip oil because it is so cheap. How wrong was I! It is actually even better than some of the more expensive ones that I have tried!

This oil is light golden yellow colour. I read that the deeper the colour the more nutrient-rich the oil. The colour of Sukin RHO is not as deep as some of the other RHO (e.g.Trilogy, Kosmea) that I have tried. I have asked Sukin their RHO extraction method (cold press) and I also asked why didn't they use carbon dioxide extraction (aka supercritical extraction) method (which is the best extraction method for RHO due to the low temperature and the stability of CO2), and they patiently answered that it is because they have to keep the cost low so that they can produce this product at an affordable price - for me this answer is more than good - I think their honesty and the fact that they bothered to answer my questions deserve a bonus star.

I have normal skin, in my 30s. I have no major skin concern except some fine lines under eyes, wrinkles on the neck and also some pigmentation from a recent pregnancy. When I started using rose hip oil I was already using a vitamin C serum (but at different times of the day). I use about 3-4 drops for the entire face and neck and that's plenty. I always use my oil after my hydrating serum as I feel that the oil seals in the goodness of the serum. This oil is light weight. It does take a bit of time to absorb but I found that I can still apply my moisturiser and makeup quickly if I need to - the makeup will not run.

For short term results - it makes my makeup glowy and radiant. However, because I am already using a vitamin C serum (known to be good for lightening pigmentation and making skin radiant), at this stage I don't know whether any of the long term effects of my glowy skin can be attributed to the RHO. What I can say for sure is that it is very nourishing for my skin. I know because I was trialing a serum with alcohol and that dried my skin out, and this RHO re-balanced my skin immediately. I have been using this oil once a day for about 3 weeks now, and my skin is radiant and supple.

I also wanted to add that the scent of this RHO is pleasantly subtle and woody - unlike some of the other RHO with an unpleasant fishy smell.

This my first bottle of rose hip that I tryed and it started my love of rose hip oil glides on easy and adds so much hydration and because it’s all natural I feel good about using it. I’ll either add it straight to my skin or mix it with a moisturiser I do switch between a few different oils but I’ll always come back to this one .