100% Organic Cold-Pressed Rose Hip Seed Oil.

"I do love oil in my skincare routine. I do have combination skin. It leans oily in the summer, but I have just found for whatever reason, my unique skin does amazing with some oil. This particular one has a really good fatty acid profile. It's great for strengthening your skin barrier, but it has a really nice lighter texture to it. It's not a really heavy dense oil. So, this actually is one of my favorite facial oils to use in hot weather. I use only two drops for my entire face. And so I will spread that on my fingers. And then I kind of like tap and dab it into my skin for an even thin layer. Concentrating first on my drier areas, which is for my combo skin the U zone, that chin and cheek area. And then whatever remnants are on my fingers is what I'll put in my more oily area, which is my T-zone."

"Rose hip oil is mixed into Stratia Lipid Gold as a lighter option for summer. It has a really good fatty acid profile particularly high in linoleic acid."

"I think the rose hip seed oil by The Ordinary is a really nice alternative. It's already super affordable. The Ordinary one is also super super affordable if you want to use that rose hip seed oil, or you could use it alongside castor oil. It's an oil with a thinner viscosity, which is going to help thin out that castor oil and make for a better application."

"The rose hip seed oil, which everybody loves, it's getting a lot of viral attention and hype at the moment because it works universally for every skin type and has some great benefits."

"The Ordinary rose hip seed oil is one of my personal favorites. It's a great option that's just thinner and will help to take away some of that thick sticky texture. You can put two drops of each in the palm of your hand, work it through to warm it up, and then apply it to the skin so much nicer, feels more elegant. You're also going to actually get some additional benefit from that rose hip seed oil which is also anti-aging, anti-inflammatory, anti-acne. If you're new to facial oils I'd recommend buying that one."

"If you have sensitivity [...] and you want a little bit more nourishment to that skin barrier and you want to reduce the sensitivity, in your nighttime routine before you apply the azelaic acid you can use rose hip oil which is fantastic for rosacea. I'm a big fan of oils. You just got to make sure that you're not acne prone within the area and it's more that you've just got kind of sensitivity. So you could cleanse the skin, you could use the oil and then you can use the azelaic acid over the top and you should be absolutely fine."

"I like to use rose hip oil, organic cold press rose hip oil from The Ordinary. I do like it. [...] It's nice and calming, reduces inflammation, it doesn't clog my pores up. It can for some individuals so you got to be a bit careful."

"If you have sensitivity even despite using the regime and you want a little bit more nourishment to that skin barrier and you want to reduce the sensitivity while in your nighttime routine before you apply the ascorbic acid you can use rose hip oil which is fantastic for rosacea. I'm a big fan of oils you just got to make sure that you're not acne prone within the area and it's more that you've just got kind of sensitivity. So you could cleanse the skin you could use the oil and then you can use the ascorbic acid over the top and you should be absolutely fine."

"There are also some great oils that a lot of K stars and stuff have been talking about the rose hip seed oil from ordinary is one big one that a lot of celebrities use"

"Rose hip is also a natural vitamin A derivative, it's going to complement your retinol nights"

"The Ordinary cold pressed rosehip oil, take a few drops press it onto your face and let it soak in. Oil is always the last step and I recommend it in case your skin is extra dry because it is a derivative of vitamin A so you're giving your skin more vitamin A which is fabulous which will brighten, lighten and tighten your skin."