Rosa
Rubiginosa (Rosa Mosqueta) Extraction – Chile
Cultivation
/Origin: Rosa Rubiginosa is from the seeds contained in the red
berry-like fruits or “hips” of a wild rose bush that grows in
the cold, lush mountain valley of the southern Andes, in Chile.
Summary
of benefits of Rosa Rubiginosa in skin care:
- Hydrates Skin
- Revitalizes
- Increases Elasticity
- Builds Collagen
- Repairs damaged
skin, burns, sunburns
- Protects from
environment when used as a preventative
- Dry and tired
skin becomes balanced and rejuvenated
- Reducing surgical
and dermal scars
- Helps reduce
wrinkles and fine lines
- Helps reduce
stretch marks
SCIENTIFIC
STUDIES ON ROSA RUBIGINOSA
What
is the component in the oil that makes it work so well on skin?
The positive action of Rosa Rubiginosa in helping to regenerate
damaged tissues is due to its content of Retinoic Acid in a natural
state as part of a complex system of unsaturated essential fatty
acids.This component responsible for the remarkable pharmacological
properties of Rosa Rubiginosa oil. Retinoic acid is a derivative
of Rentinol (Vitamin A).The therapeutic effects of the topical
application of Vitamin A have been well documented and recognized
for 30 years.The most significant results have been found in the
treatment of sun-damaged skin. Rosa Rubiginosa produces
all the benefits of Rentinol (Vitamin A) but without the secondary
side effects that are commonly found in products containing retinoic
acid that has been synthesized in the laboratory. Its action is
controlled and slowly released by nature, eliminating the risk
of overdose.
Why
use Rosa Rubiginosa Oil instead of a facial crème?
Using
the oil to hydrate your face and the delicate skin around the
eyes is more effective than a crème for several reasons.
- Natural oils
penetrate quickly and completely with gentle massaging instead
of rubbing.
- Crèmes
leave residue that can clog the pores in the delicate tissue
around the eyes. The unique texture of this tissue responds
better to the molecular structure of natural oils than to
that of crèmes.
- Crèmes
are often filled with petro-chemicals and harsh preservatives.
Prevention:
Using Rosa Rubiginosa
as a preventative is the best you can do for your skin.
It is recommended to start using this oil at age 20, especially
for people who burn easily or are exposed to sunlight for long
periods of time. Apply once a day to the entire face.
Aging
and Sun-Damage:
Rosa oil is very effective
in halting and even reversing the effects produced by the UV-rays
on the skin. Significant changes can be noticed after the
fourth week of continuous application. For extremely sun
damaged skin, you should apply Rosa heavily at least twice a day
and do not expect results for about 16 weeks.
Surgical
& Dermal Scars:
You should apply Rosa
after your stitches have been removed and the wound is totally
healed. After washing the area, apply the oil on dry skin.
The effects of this treatment will be noticeable after three to
four months; skin will recover its elasticity and the color of
the skin will improve. With old, dermal scars, it may take
longer to see results and it will depend on the age of the scar.
Two or more generous daily applications of this oil are recommended.
Moisturizing
Properties:
The most beneficial
effects of Rosa are revealed in its re-hydrating properties.
Rosa, with its high absorption levels penetrates the skin almost
instantly to restore it’s needed moisture balance.
Hair
& Scalp:
When you apply Rosa
as a hot oil treatment for brittle, damaged hair or massaged into
dry or flaking areas of the skin or scalp, it goes to work instantly
to improve texture and help promote healing.
Rosa
Rubiginosa oil is the best investment you could make for your
skin!