Teddie Organics Rosehip Seed Oil for Face, Hair and Skin 1oz, Pure Rose Hip Oil works as carrier and facial oil

I'm not sure how this will work long term but hot dang this worked really well. I've had rosecea for about a year now. I already live and eat well so the way I manage it is by staying really hydrated. Well I just I had my first brutal rosecea flare-up. It happened Monday. This morning I got my rosehip oil in the mail. Instantly I mixed it with my cold pressed coconut oil (natural anti-microbial) and within 2 hours my skin totally eased up. Whew!! I just used it today so again not sure about long term effect but this is now part of my beauty routine!!! It was so bad I had to do a side by side pic!UPDATE: I haven't had an outbreak since I've been using the rosehip oil. My skin looks even better than before I had the the rosecea!ANOTHER UPDATE:This is now my full on go to product! I haven’t had a rosacea out break in forever! 🖤✨

I ordered this August 2017. As of today it has been 8 months. During the end of last year, I struggled with cystic acne. As you can tell by the before picture, my face was pretty bad and what I would consider the worst it has ever been in my life. I was looking for an oil that would fade my horrible acne scars and while conducting research, I found the benefits of rose hip oil. During my journey to clear skin, I made sure to document the state of my skin and take pictures every month. If you don't know already, but when using new products for your face, it is best to be patient. The change that you want will not happen overnight, and after 8 months of using this product EVERY NIGHT, I can confidently say that this has helped improved my skin. I'm not saying that this cured my acne-- it didn't. But it did provide the moisture my skin needed while I was taking medication for my acne, and over time I really noticed my scars fade, and I really do believe its because of the help from this product. Obviously, I still have acne scars, but those are scars that cannot dissapear by using products, I would need to go get a lazer treatment or microdermabration (I was told this by my esthetician and dermatologist). I love this product so much and will continue to use this :) hope someone finds this helpful!

Let me tell you a story. In March of 2016, an 18 year old girl with red skin (me) read about a magical product called Rosehip oil and its ability to practically cure rosacea. In her excitement, she promptly ordered some off amazon with daydreams of the perfect skin she had always wanted pirouetting through her head. Unfortunately, when she received the item, she was less than disappointed. It smelled bad, made her skin more oily than it already was, and caused a tiny mountain range to erupt across her forehead and cheeks. She immediately hid the oil in the back of her closet and never thought about it again.Fast forward to now (October 2016) and I'm scrolling browsing through amazon when the "review these products!" suggestion catches my eye. Because I had expected so much and got less than none, I never wrote a review about the oil. I wrote a brief 2* review that said nothing more than, "may work for other people, but it made me break out and smelled really bad" and submitted it.Less than four hours later, I received a personal email from the co-founder of the company. In their email, they apologized that I had gotten less than stellar results, explaining that sometimes introducing a new beauty product does cause a negative reaction. Even though I had bought the product almost half a year ago, I was offered a second free bottle of rosehip oil under the notion that perhaps my original bottle had gone bad, the logic being that the oil does have an earthy scent but shouldn't smell "really bad." In addition, to compensate me for my trouble, I was also offered a free sample of another one of the company's oils.I was stunned and emailed them back that I would love to try it a second time and requested a sample of argan oil. A few days later, two new bottles of oil came in the mail, the argan oil "sample" being the same size as the 1 oz bottle of rosehip oil. I'm excited to give rosehip oil another shot and have always wanted to try argan oil, but never really got around to buying it. I will update with results.Edit: this is liquid gold. Not only is my skin soft, but it is less red, less oily, has smaller pores, and is smoother. I have tried other company's rosehip oils and nothing compares. The picture speaks for itself! The picture on the right is about 2 months after the first one.

I absolutely love this oil. It honestly saved my skin from acne, scarring, inflammation and redness. I have sensitive/combo skin and it doesn't clog my pores or break me out. I started using this in the beginning of July and this is my 2.5 month progress with it!Apply 4-5 drops of Rosehip Oil DIRECTLY onto face - one drop onto each cheek, onto forehead, onto nose/chin. Gently massage/press into skin/problem areas. Wait for it to absorb into skin for at least 1 minute before applying any other products. This stuff is a great moisturizer by its self but I use just a bit of additional moisturizer in the winter/colder months to prevent dry skin.I use this 2x a day, morning and night. I use a little bit more at night to really treat my skin because this stuff is honestly amazing. I will be repurchasing once I finish my bottle. This stuff also goes A LONG WAY. I've been using it for over 2 months and I'm not even half way through it.Please consider purchasing it. I've tried so many products before that ruined my skin/made it way worse/did nothing and this is the one product that I noticed has made such a difference in my skin.

I love what rosehip oil does for my skin and have been looking for a new brand to replace one I use to get out of Britain. Teddie Organics Rosehip Oil had such high reviews I though I would try it. But it's not near the quality I had expected. It's okay. The color is weak and the smell was a little off; which is usually a telltale sign of low quality. A good rosehip oil should be a deep golden to orange color. This is pale and thin in consistency. And it doesn't seem to work nearly as well for moisturizing at night. If you're looking for cheap, this is okay. But if you're looking for a high quality, rich rosehip oil for your face, this is not it.