Rosehip oils are not all the same. I incorporate a few as part of an anti-aging routine, but also to oil pull blackheads, for lymphatic massage, and for hydration when my skin is feeling dull. My educated guess is this rosehip oil has been refined, which would attribute to it being lighter in color, odorless of a rose scent, but likely less nutrient-rich than a raw rosehip oil. However, I have three varieties in my medicine cabinet, and this one from Elfskin I've been using the most. The rosehip variety this oil was extracted from is called Rosa Rubiginosa, which has the most published scientific studies of its vitamin A and C content and their impact on improving fine lines and other signs of aging. Compared to my others, this one absorbs quicker, is less fragrant, and more agreeable to my nose. Also more affordable, so I don't feel bad about using it a lot and often.

Back with another review. So this is the Elf. It is a Elf Super Nourish Facial Oil. And it is for dry, normal combination and oily skin. I have oily skin and I plan on using this. They say use one to two drops. It is very, very dry here where I live in Las Vegas, you guys. So your girl will be using this on her skin. So let's see what it looks like. Let's see. No smell. So that's nice. And two drops. One, two. Nice. Let's take these glasses off. Right. Lightweight. And really just in the areas where I'm dry here. But I love it.

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Video Review of #E.L.F. SKIN Super Nourish Facial Oil by Ryan

Video Review of #E.L.F. SKIN Super Nourish Facial Oil by Ryan