Aura Cacia : Restoring Organic Rosehip Oil

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Rosa Canina (Rose Hip) Fruit Oil, D Alpha Tocopheryl Acetate.

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August 9, 2012

Pros:

Helped fade acne scars
Didn't break me out
Helped with my dry and sensitive skin.

Cons:

It doesn't smell bad, but it also doesn't have a pleasant smell like most oils, creams etc.

I have light acne, but whenever I got a big pimple it would usually scar and take months to fade, if it ever even did. I started using Rosehip oil a few months back, and it's definitely helped heal old scars. I still get some scarring from my pimples, but they fade a lot faster, and my skin tone evens out. It also didn't break me out any extra, even though it's an oil. I use 5 drops every night after washing my face, but before moisturising. I think anyone with scarring should give it a go!
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July 21, 2016
Give it a chance!
I am very surprised there are so few reviews or even mentions on this site of organic rosehip oil for preventing acne scars. I would like to say it's because we are are (rightly) hesitant about using oils on our face, but the fact that everyone and their mother has jumped on the coconut oil cleansing method bandwagon at one time or another would suggest otherwise. I have never applied organic rosehip oil all over my face, and probably never would. But I do apply it to healing acne marks once they have scabbed over after I've kept it covered with a manuka honey strip for at least 14 hours. I lightly dab the rosehip oil over the mark for two-three nights in a row and it heals beautifully with zero hyper-pigmentation or scarring. I also use it on my hands to prevent pre-mature aging from all the hand washing/sanitizing I do.
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RikiMe
December 5, 2016
I recently started to use rosehip oil on my face and I can already see the difference. I use 3 drops, evenly spread all over my face, before bed. It takes a few minutes to absorb but it doesn't stain sheets. My face is much more hydrated now and not only doesn't break me out, but it actually stops my pimples! I would recommend it to everyone, don't let the word "oil" scare you!
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November 27, 2017
A great post-exfoliation product
I apply a thin layer of rosehip oil on my skin every night and then apply a very light moisturiser (Simple Light Moisturiser). It doesn't appear to block my pores up and is a great product to use after exfoliating (I use a PMD device to exfoliate). It leaves my skin smooth and doesn't smell of anything!
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