Radha Beauty4 oz Organic Rosehip Seed Oil 100% Pure Cold Pressed - Great Carrier Oil for Moisturizing Face, Hair, Skin, & Nails, Hydrating and Nourishing

AMAZING!! Works perfect for my oily skin :).

LOVE this oil and will reorder soon.

This is very effective in keeping my frizz prone hair looking smooth. Just 2 or 3 drops. It doesn’t feel oily. I use it on my hands also.

Good moisture. I got it to combat extra dry face. It's a good price and does soften skin. The only draw back for me is it felt so greasy and didn't absorb well.

I love this stuff!! It's a non oily oil, if that makes since, meaning it goes on oily but actually dries up. It must suck all that good stuff right into your skin! I put it on overnight and my wrinkles and skin look better the next day and I'm not sleeping w a greased up face. Love. It. Buy. This. Stuff. xo

Yes, I said hair. I'm a 70 year old man with fairly long (not stupidly long) hair. My hair is naturally fly-away and dry. Over the years I've tried different conditioners in an effort to give my hair some shine and manageability but nothing really impressed me. I don't remember how I got on Rose-Hip Oil but I use about a quarter (that is, a 25 cent piece) in the palm of my hand, rubbed together, and massaged throughout my hair. It gives my hair incredible shine and moisture - no more fly-away - and much more manageable. I sense it's probably very good for my scalp as well. I love the way it works for me. And, just so you know, I've been using it daily for probably more than 10 years.

I have always had issues with my pores and over the last few years (my early 20s) time has taken it's toll on my face already. I was never one for a beauty regime, in that sense I am most definitely a tom boy, but my mom started pointing out my fine lines that were appearing and I knew I had to do something about it. Not vain but..... I don't like premature aging either. :PSo I cruised around the internet, looking at reviews and tips on how to reduce the appearance of lines, increase elasticity and overall health of your face without the use of chemicals. I was going to get an oil that cost 30 bucks but then saw Radha Rosehip Oil suggested. I clicked on it and after reading the comments I thought I would take the risk.Boy howdy was it worth it. In just the first few days my skin had started to look more dewy and had a pleasant glow to it. After a full week I could see that my pores were slightly diminished and my acne scarring was going away. After two weeks the uneven spots in my skin (I guess cellulite? I dunno, I had weird little sunken spots around my chin area when I made certain faces) were greatly reduced. It's been three weeks and I have decided that this will become a permanent fixture in my daily routine.In the morning I wipe my face down with a face cleansing towelette then after that dries I apply this oil to my face and sometimes my neck. Always keeping my hair back so as not to get the oil on it and make it look like I haven't showered in a week. At night I will either moist towelette my face or use Kyoku (for men but works for women as well!) or Physoderm face wash and then after my face has dried I will again apply the oil. The oil, by itself, is certainly not a great acne fighter but when used in tandem with another product it really does help.Sometimes it takes awhile to sink in, but in most cases in about 10 to 15 minutes I am ready for make up application/no fear of it getting on anything or spreading into my hair. It is easy to apply, just a couple drips (or leaks, rather) onto my hand, rub finger tips together and then smooth over face and neck.The smell is not unpleasant. At first it was definitely strange, being a new smell and all, but after getting used to it I rather like it! The only drawback I can find to this product is that the pipette is not a quality one. The glass dropper is much too long for the squeeze tip to sufficiently fill the pipette, but since you -really- DO NOT need that much oil, it isn't an actual problem so it does not result in a loss of star. The fact they even included a pipette, let alone one long enough to reach the bottom of the bottle, is amazingly awesome.I wish I had thought to take pictures for proof but I didn't. :(TL;DR : 26/F and it does wonders on my skin with no harsh reaction. Skin has become more soft, supple and marks, scarring and acne have reduced greatly.

This was my second purchase of this 4 oz. oil on Amazon and I first gave it 5 stars because it seemed good. I purchased it the second time because the price was way down and I still thought it was good. I purchased it to keep on hand for when I ran out of my current Rosehip oil which I purchased at a great price on another online store. It's too late now to get a refund. I hate to leave less than 5 star reviews unless there is a real problem and I'm not sure about this one. What I'm wondering about regarding this oil is that it has no color and little if any odor. Apparently this is indicative of processed oil to remove the color and odor. I thought the no color or odor was good, but in my research, I see that good quality rosehip oil is a yellow-orange color and it has a mildly fishy odor. My previous Eve Hanson rosehip oil had this color and odor, but I gave it a lesser review because wasn't wild about the color and smell and had tried the Radha here, which didn't have it. My third purchased rosehip oil was from Life-Flo and had both the color and odor. I liked everything about it (got it on special on iHerb or one of the online stores). I'm not 100% sure on any of this and if anyone can shed more factual light on the color/odor thing, it would be appreciated. I'll ask Radha here ... why does your oil have no color or odor?? Is it because it's been processed out?? I know that reviews are very important to sellers and if possible I will change this and give five stars if you can convince me that no color and no odor is a good thing in rosehip oil.Previous Review:I had read that rosehip oil is very beneficial for the skin so I tried Eve Hansen through Amazon which is also 4 oz. and was about the same price as this Radha product. I liked that oil enough to want to re-purchase rosehip oil. I read more reviews and it was a toss up as to purchasing Radha or Eve Hansen. I decided to try this 4 oz bottle from Radha, and, in comparing the two, I would not go back to Eve Hansen, though I liked that oil, too. Both seem to go on very smoothly and to absorb into the skin very quickly (not immediately, but in an hour or so, my skin (face) did not seem very oily). The two things notably DIFFERENT in this Radha oil is that it does not have the "kind of fishy" odor to it that the Eve Hansen had, and it is clear in color rather than the more yellow color of the other brand oil. This oil also seems slightly thicker, though that may be my imagination. I'm not sure what rosehip oil is supposed to be in color or smell so I'm only going on preference here, since both seemed to have the same effect on my skin. I use this oil on my face and neck and add to a few problem spots in other areas with what's left on my hand(s) after I've applied it to my face. Trader Joes Jojoba oil is a lot less expensive, but there is something very nice about this oil and I think (??) my skin is improved after using if twice a day for 4-5 months. I'm not young and so I'm not worried about acne or having too oily skin so that may play into the picture. The oil goes on and remains oily for a while, but it does seem to "soak in" quickly, as I stated previously. I have a couple of age or brown spots on my face and I think I'm starting to see them fade a bit. Unfortunately, I doubt one is going to see overnight results with age spots etc. though that would be nice.