Spend over €100 for discounted shipping!

+421 950 333 113[email protected]

Cold pressed oils 100 ml

Rosehip Seed Oil, Cold Pressed, Organic, 100 ml

Pack size100 ml500 ml1 l

Cold-pressed rosehip seed oil is a BIO vegetable oil for nourishing and regenerating the skin. full description

AvailabilityIn stock · last 3 packs
Product codeOL803_100
Batch22288
Best before12/2027
€19.99incl. VAT€199.90/l

Lowest price in the last 30 days: €19.99

Product description

Cold-pressed rosehip seed oil is a BIO vegetable oil for nourishing and regenerating the skin. It is pressed from the seeds of rosehip (Rosa canina) of European origin without the use of heat or chemicals, making it an unrefined oil. It is added to formulations as both an active ingredient and emollient: it softens the skin, provides nourishment and, according to the manufacturer, supports its elasticity and renewal. It is particularly suitable for facial oils, serums and creams for dry and mature skin.

The oil is of cosmetic and food-grade quality and carries BIO certification as well as a Kosher certificate. It is suitable for all skin types including sensitive.


Key benefits

  • Nourishing and softening the skin – the oil is rich in unsaturated fatty acids, predominantly linoleic acid (35–65%) and linolenic acid (10–50%). According to the manufacturer, it forms a protective film on the skin that reduces moisture loss.
  • Supporting elasticity – according to the manufacturer's data, it contributes to the suppleness and firmness of the skin and reduces the appearance of fine lines.
  • Soothing irritated skin – the manufacturer states that the oil helps reduce redness and discomfort. It is therefore suitable for products for sensitive skin.
  • Regeneration – the manufacturer describes support for the skin's natural renewal, resulting in a smoother and more even surface.
  • Antioxidants – according to the manufacturer, they help the skin defend against the effects of free radicals.
  • Hair care – in hair products, according to the manufacturer, it nourishes and smooths the hair fibre, reduces frizz and adds shine.

Use in formulation

The oil is miscible with oils and belongs to the oil phase. In emulsions, however, add it only in the cooling phase, as the recommended processing temperature is below 40 °C. In cold-process applications (facial oils, oil serums, balms mixed cold) it is simply blended with the other oils.

In creams and lotions, add it after the emulsion has cooled below 40 °C with continuous stirring.

The manufacturer does not specify a recommended dosage. The proportion is determined by the product type and verified in a test sample.

The oil has a naturally orange colour, which it retains in the formulation as well. It can tint light emulsions and clear oils to yellow or orange; at higher doses, take this into account already at the formulation design stage. If you want to maintain a light colour in the product, combine it with oils without their own colouring and keep the proportion lower. According to the manufacturer, the oil absorbs quickly and does not leave a noticeably greasy feel, so it can also be used in lighter facial products.

The oil also has food-grade quality, so its use does not end with cosmetics.


Suitable for products such as

  • Facial oils and oil serums – on their own or in combination with lighter oils for mature, dry and sensitive skin.
  • Creams and facial lotions – as an active ingredient added in the cooling phase.
  • Body oils, balms and butters – for nourishing dry skin of the body, hands and feet.
  • Cleansing, shower and bath products – as a nourishing ingredient in rinse-off products.
  • Hair oils and masks – according to the manufacturer, for smoothing and adding shine to hair.

Good to know

The oil is sensitive to light and heat. Fill finished products into dark or opaque packaging and do not expose the oil to prolonged heating. It blends with other oils without any problems.

The oil is not water-soluble. It can only be incorporated into tonics, hydrolates or water-based sprays through a solubiliser or as an emulsion.

The oil contains no preservatives or palm oil derivatives and has not been tested on animals.


Frequently asked questions

Is rosehip seed oil water-soluble?
No, rosehip seed oil is not water-soluble; it blends only with oils and fats. It can only be incorporated into water-based products such as tonics or sprays with the help of a solubiliser or emulsifier. In facial oils, balms and emulsions it is added to the oil phase without any further processing.
Can I add rosehip seed oil to a cream at high temperature?
No, rosehip seed oil is added only in the cooling phase at a temperature below 40 °C, which is the recommended processing temperature. Prepare the emulsion from the other oils and stir in the rosehip oil just before the end, together with other heat-sensitive active ingredients.
Is rosehip seed oil suitable for an anhydrous product?
Yes, rosehip seed oil is intended directly for anhydrous products such as facial oils, oil serums, balms and body butters. It is blended cold with the other oils, without heating. According to the manufacturer, it absorbs quickly and does not leave a noticeably greasy feel, so it is also suitable for light facial oils.
Will rosehip seed oil colour the finished product?
Yes, the oil has a natural orange colour and at higher doses it will tint light emulsions and clear oils to yellow or orange. At low concentrations the colouring is minimal. If you need to maintain a light colour in the product, use a lower proportion or combine it with oils without their own colour.
Is rosehip seed oil suitable for sensitive skin?
Yes, the oil is suitable for all skin types including sensitive. It contains no fragrance allergens, preservatives or alcohol and, according to the manufacturer, helps soothe irritated and reddened skin. With any new ingredient, it is recommended to test the finished product on a small area of skin first.
What is the difference between rosehip seed oil and rosehip macerate?
Rosehip seed oil is obtained by cold-pressing of the seeds, making it a pure plant oil. A macerate is a carrier oil, for example sunflower oil, in which the fruit or other parts of the rosehip have been infused. Cold-pressed seed oil has its own fatty acid composition and a characteristic orange colour; a macerate takes on the properties of the carrier oil.

Parameters

INCI
Rosa Canina Seed Oil
CAS No.
84696-47-9
EC number
283-652-0
Product color
Orange
Country of origin
Bulgaria
Processing method
Cold Pressing
Appearance
Oil solution
Formulation phase
Oil phaseCool-down phase
Function in formulation
Active ingredientEmollient
Recommended processing temperature
< 40 °C
Certifications
Organic certification
Manufacturer's certificate
Kosher
Natural Index (NI ISO 16128)
1,00
Natural Origin Index (NOI ISO 16128)
1,00
Organic content
100 %
Volume
100 ml

Product documentation

CoACertificate of Analysis
batch 22288PDF ↓
TDSTechnical Data Sheet
Physical parameters and processingPDF ↓
Download all (ZIP)

2 PDF files in one archive

Learn how to work with it

From our blog
Drahomíra S.8 Sept 2026CS

Verified purchase