Essentially Natural Rosa Canina Glycerite (Rosehip Fruit Extract)

• Botanical Name: Rosa canina
• Plant Part: Fruit
• Extract Type: Glycerite (alcohol-free)
• Solubility: Water-soluble
• Key Compounds Naturally Present: Vitamin C, flavonoids, antioxidants
• Ingredients: Vegetable glycerine, purified water, Rosa canina (rosehip fruit) extract
• Size Options: 20ml or 50ml

• Hydrating serums, facial mists and toners
• Antioxidant-focused moisturisers and daily lotions
• After-sun style products designed to support a comforted skin feel
• Skincare formulas designed to support the look of improved tone and elasticity
• Water-based and emulsified DIY formulations

This product is suitable for:

• Dull-looking or uneven-looking skin routines
• Skin exposed to everyday environmental stressors
• Daily-use formulas that aim to support a fresher, more radiant-looking complexion
• DIY formulators wanting an alcohol-free, water-soluble rosehip extract

This product is not:

• An essential oil
• A fragrance oil
• A finished skincare product intended to be used as-is

• As a Water-Phase Add-In: Blend into the water phase of toners, mists, gels, and serum-style formulas and mix well.
• As an Emulsion Add-In: Add to creams and lotions during the cool-down phase.
• As a Mask Add-In: Blend into suitable mask bases for antioxidant-focused, comfort-style routines.
• Processing Tip: Preserve the finished formula appropriately whenever water is present.

• For external use only unless otherwise directed by a qualified healthcare provider
• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight
• Keep out of reach of children
• Discontinue use if irritation occurs
• If pregnant, breastfeeding or under medical supervision, consult your healthcare professional before use

Q: Is this the same as rosehip seed oil?
A: No. This is a water-soluble glycerite made from rosehip fruit, while rosehip seed oil is a carrier oil pressed from the seeds.

Q: Can I use this in a facial mist or toner?
A: Yes, it is water-soluble and works well in mists and toners when used within a preserved formula.

Q: Will it work in creams and lotions?
A: Yes, add it during cool-down in emulsions to support antioxidant-rich, daily-care formulas.