Rose Hip Oil: Part III

EXTRACTION OF ROSE HIP OIL

The process begins with oil pick the fruit or bulb. Being a plant that grows wild fully develops his collection as follows:

•             Companies that produce oil are those who buy small collections conducted by the locals. Oil producers move from town to town buying small items which together are carried dryers where they undergo a process of dehydration by sun exposure.

•             Next, dehydrated once the bulb is subjected to a process that is separated by rolling pulpy part of the seed. The importance of this process is that even though the bulb, as we mentioned above, is rich in vitamin C (a powerful antioxidant plentiful in any diet), what really matters is the content of the seed due to the large amount essential fatty acid possesses.

•             Oil is obtained by cold pressure of the fruit, the olive oil production process, once have the seeds, they are subjected to the application of steam at high pressure whereby the liberated oil mixed with water. Once that that occurs naturally physical separation between water and oil, it is subjected to the winterization, deodorization temperature and high vacuum. The degumming and neutralization to stabilize the oil to prevent it from occurring in chemical changes. This whole process completes with the additive a proportion of 0.5% of an antioxidant is alpha-tocopherol (vitamin E). Do not forget this crucial final phase of the process to prevent possible oxidation and subsequent decomposition of the oil.

Rosehip Oil is rich in skin-loving nutrients to improve skin.

•             Omega 3 and Omega 6 essential fatty acids vital lipid compounds that hydrate the dry skin and improve the smoothness and elasticity of the same. Essential fatty acids are vital for the health of our skin, but our body cannot produce them.

•             Beta-carotene: A key nutrient for maintaining healthy skin and aid in skin cell renewal and repair. Helps repair skin suffering from the effects of sun damage.

•             The lipids found in Rosehip oil are similar to those found in the skin and therefore easily absorbed, leaving no oily residue.

HOW TO USE THE ROSE HIP OIL IN THE SKIN?

Apply in the morning on cleansed face before makeup and at night after making the facial, if you can apply it 3-4 times a day, every day.

Massage the oil into the affected area with your fingers until it is completely absorbed. If you use it during the day, make sure to put on a sunblock on top.

HOW TO USE THE ROSE HIP OIL IN THE HAIR?

Apply at the roots and then throughout the scalp using a cotton pad and rattles with small to penetrate better. Then give a gentle massage with fingertips and wrap your head with a towel or plastic cap. We left it on for about 2 hours and after this time, wash as usual.