How To Use The Ordinary’s 100% Organic Cold Pressed Rose Hip Seed Oil

The Ordinary’s 100% Organic Cold-Pressed Rose Hip Seed Oil is a popular skincare product that contains pure, organic rosehip seed oil, a natural ingredient known for its skin-loving benefits.
In this video, we'll be exploring the benefits of this oil, how to use it properly, and what to do and not to do when using this product.
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[@shinjijoudestroyer2000]

1:55 Do's and Don'ts

[@Antonio-up9re]

Tbh, I was a bit tipsy when I bought it. I've read LIP OIL, and when I got home, I saw that it's "HIP" not LIP, therefore I'm here =))))))))

[@SkinZoneTV]

Haha! Well i am sure you can use it on your lips if you want :)

[@jollymollyramram9702]

😂

[@Asha-m3l]

😂😂gd buy nonetheless

[@dewiputrikediri6835]

I want to buy rose oil for aromaterapi massage oil but in home rose hip oil. So myface glow n healthy because this accident

[@winniengicho7375]

😂😅😅😅😅😅😅😅that’s so funny omg 😅

[@seraphim9090]

you are actually supposed to put on the moisturizer first THEN the oil. Order matters. The oil will prevent the moisturizer from absorbing into your skin, but if a moisturizer is put in first it will sink and and the oil will lock it in. Speaking from experience with dry skin, when I put the oil on first, I still had dry skin. Only after when I put the oil last did I have nice skin.

[@SkinZoneTV]

Hey there :) The ordinary states to use this oil after water based serums before other moisturizers and creams. If you use a moisturizer that contains no oil, you may prefer to use it before hand because it’s water based however if you use a heavier cream that is oil based specific for dry skin then the oil serum should go beforehand. Everyone’s skin is different, so you can adjust to what you feel works best for your skin :) x

[@SkinZoneTV]

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[@funstorysl9745]

Plaz share the video for the ordinary multi peptide hair serum also. ❤

[@Kaa645]

Can I use the Niacinamide + zinc serum with the Rose hip seed oil too? Because I only have this 2 products from the Ordinary.

[@SkinZoneTV]

yes use the niacinamide serum first :)

[@Evangelist_EstherEyituoyo]

​@@SkinZoneTVcan I use rosehip oil with vitamin c serum m

[@Meleditzz]

I just realised its antiage..

[@SkinZoneTV]

yes :)

[@celinaindhur3286]

Hi there i have the rose hip oil, retinol 1 peecent in squalene, caffein solution and vitamin c 23 percent in ha spheres 2 percent. Could someone please tell me what order to use eveeything in?

[@Momijishii]

is this okay for acne pronea and oily skin?

[@jesthered7966]

When I looked it up on Web MD it says that it can be used to help heal inflammation and prevent acne. If you try it you will have to listen to what your skin has to say though :)

[@funstorysl9745]

Thanks very much ❤❤

[@sabasalahuddin4184]

Is it not safe during pregnancy??? The ordinary cold pressed rose hip seed oil has retional in it???

[@SkinZoneTV]

It's best to check with your doctor if you are able to use Rosehip Oil or not. They will be able to tell you what you should be doing in your pregnancy :) The product itself doesn't contain retinol, it's the Rosehip oil ingredient that contains small concentrations of vitamin A.

[@sabasalahuddin4184]

@@SkinZoneTV thanks

[@alihanbozer948]

Nice vid!! Would like to ask what kind of routine you recommend with the following product: niacinamide, azelaic acid, lactic acid 10%, Hyaluronic acid, Rose hip oil…

[@alexusrodgers]

I have cera ve sunscreen moisturizing cream should I put that on before or after the oil

[@SkinZoneTV]

Sunscreen will go last x

[@louisevillela1920]

I've always heard oils should be the last to be applied on the skin. So is rosehip different? Should I apply it before my moisturizer and hydrating cream?

[@SkinZoneTV]

A great question and it really depends on the product formulation of both the oil serum and the moisturiser. The ordinary places their Rose Hip Oil in their treat phase which is before a moisturiser. But... if you are using a gel, lotion or lightweight moisturiser as your face cream. (oil-free, gel moisturiser, or water cream.) Then it makes sense to finish off with the oil, because the oil is heavier than your light moisturiser, and therefore, should be applied last as the lock-in layer. But if your moisturiser is rich in oils and occlusives then I would use your rosehip oil serum first, then the moisturiser :)

[@louisevillela1920]

@@SkinZoneTV thank you for answering

[@cherkaouighizlane5106]

Is it good for oily skin please?

[@neverlandline986]

very good, I have oily skin and have been using rosehip oil for years. It saves me from acne too

[@swatitomar7151]

Can it be used with multipeptide serum?

[@SkinZoneTV]

Yes use the peptide serum before x

[@funstorysl9745]

This serum can use in pregnancy

[@MrSosa35]

Whats the difference between standard rosehip oil (as shown in the video) and double rosehip oil which I've seen on the market?

[@SkinZoneTV]

Normally two different types of rosehip oil is in the formulation. It will depend on the brand x

[@saarah218]

Can we use under vitamin C in the morning ? Can we use under retinol (olay) at night ?

[@SkinZoneTV]

Oils should come last before your moisturiser, so serums first then the rosehip oil, moisturiser :) x

[@swipergod64]

do you need to use a waterbase serum or is it okay without?

[@SkinZoneTV]

this is fine without :)

[@mamiconrazon]

My skin started out with red spots around eye and forehead that itched . I want to know if that means it’s penetrating and take care of wrinkles or if it’s an allergic reaction

[@SkinZoneTV]

It shouldn’t be applied to the eye area but stop use as it shouldn’t be causing itching x

[@MsLegitbrit]

Why does it burn?

[@SkinZoneTV]

It shouldn’t. You may have an impaired skin barrier or are allergic to the product - stop use

[@amenatabassum5171]

Unfortunately this oil made my skin dark which is why I stop using it on face 😢

[@mayaa6247]

How did it make your skin dark?? I don’t get it

[@GenerationRx]

​@mayaa6247 Vitamins A & C can temporarily decrease melanin levels, making skin more sensitive to sun rays. As a ginger, I can confirm it wreaks havoc in the sun. Just use as a night routine, so it repairs sun damage instead 😉