How to Make Rosehip Seed Oil Facial Moisturizer

This rosehip seed oil facial moisturizer recipe contains seven skin-
boosting ingredients and absolutely no junk! A little goes a long way so
one batch can last months (and still cost much less than expensive anti-
aging products).

Choosing Rosehip Seed Oil

When it comes to rosehip seed oil, color matters. In general,

conventionally grown rosehip seed oil is usually pale yellow and lacking
in beneficial lycopene, minerals, and vitamins A and C. Organic rosehip
seed oil tends to have a more vibrant orange-yellow color due to its
higher level of beneficial carotenoids and vitamin A. So the source does
matter.

Vitamin E

Vitamin E is a great ingredient to include in any face moisturizer for its

ability to extend the shelf life of homemade products. It is not a
preservative, but it slows the oxidizing of carrier oils. It has a similar
effect on skin and helps to fight aging and prevent free radical damage.