| Certification: | RoHS, BRC, ISO, HACCP |
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| Assay Method: | Tlc |
| Application Form: | Injection, Lotion, Suppository, Paste, Tablet, Capsule |
| Application: | Food, Health Care Products, Medicine |
| State: | Powder |
| Transport Package: | 20kg/Drum |
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English name: Rose Hip Extract / Oil
Latin Name: Rosa Laevigata Michx. ,, Rosa canina.
Active ingredient: Vitamin C, Polyphenol, Ascorbic acid
Specification: Rose Hip Oil
10% 20% 30% polyphenols;
5% 6% 10% Vitamin C;
Ratio: 5:1 10:1 20:1;
Flavones 10%~15%
CAS NO.: 84696-47-9
Part of the Plant Used: Fruit
Extract Method: Water
Color: Light yellow-brown powder and Light yellow clear oil
-Rosehips
Rose hips are usually orange to red in color. They are round in shape. In some species dark purple and even black fruits are found. The red ones of them look like small tomatoes. The wild grown rose hip fruits contain more vitamins than the cultivated ones. Rose hips are mainly found in parts of Asia, Europe, and Africa. Nowadays rose hips are cultivated almost all over the world, creating the suitable conditions for its cultivation. Rose hips contain vitamin C in a large amount, 40% more than oranges also. Rose hips also contain vitamin B-complex in high quantity, and even vitamin A and C, calcium, and iron. Researchers found hints of potassium, silicon, sulfur, and magnesium in rose hip fruits.
-Rosehips Oil
Rose hip oil (also known as rosa mosqueta) is a wine colored oil from the ripened fruit and seeds of the Rose Hip. It is extremely high in essential fatty acids and now has much respect among professional skin care journals and organizations. It has a high vitamin content and is a natural source of Tretinoin the active ingredient in Retinol, Retin-A, Renova etc, and it has a high content of Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) the water soluble version of the active ingredient in Dr Perricones wrinkle treatment system and many other skin care programs. It also contains high amounts of essential fatty acids, and antioxidants such as lycopene which help form the building blocks of healthy skin.
-Rosehip Oil Application:
Rosehip oil is an effective treatment for dry, weathered or dehydrated skin. It softens and minimizes scars and is the predominant natural oil used for treating wrinkles and aging. It can be used in all fine skin care recipes, or applied directly to the skin on its own with great success for any aging skin complaints. Considering the irritation direct application of retinoic acid to the skin can cause, (rosehip seed oil does not actually turn into retinoic acid until after it is absorbed and your skin decides it needs some and converts it) and the fact that being unpatented, it is cheaper.
There is more data on rose hips as an anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidant, wound healing agent and in arthritis treatment. An interesting effect I noticed with rosehip seed oil was its ability to shrink pores. I was told nothing but microdermabrasion could do that, but I noticed Retinol did it and so does rosehip seed oil. The thing all three treatments have in common is the ability to peel of the top surface of the skin so the skin is forced to renew itself. Naturally that would appear to shrink pores considerably. Certainly I consider rosehip seed oil the treatment of choice for enlarged pores.
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