Top 3 Uses of Rosehip Oil

Rosehips are rose fruit and seeds. They are the central, typically red fruit that remains after roses have bloomed and the petals fall off.

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Chemical analysis of rosehips show that they are packed with antioxidants, and have components with anti-obesity, anti-cancer, anti-inflammatory, and anti-cholesterol properties.

Here are an additional three uses of rosehips.

1. Hair strengthener.

Laboratory studies of rosehip oil suggest that this natural product can improve the strength of hair. Look for this ingredient when choosing natural hair care products, if you want to improve hair strength.

2. Wound healing.

Some studies suggest that rosehip oil can help with wound and scar healing, partially by helping the immune system work in a way that promotes better skin regrowth.

3. Stretch marks

Addition of rosehip oil to stretch mark creams has been shown to improve the appearance of stretch marks.