Wild rose oil protects the skin from premature aging and damage due to oxidative stress due to the amount of antioxidants and vitamins it contains. Due to the special composition of fatty acids, wild rose oil helps regenerate the skin and has a particularly strong effect on the treatment of scars and pigmentation spots. Furthermore, it stimulates collagen synthesis and has a cell renewal effect. This provides the popular natural glow. It is quickly absorbed into the skin and, in addition to its protective and skin regenerating functions, it also has smoothing and moisturizing properties. It is therefore particularly suitable for dry, flaky, sallow and mature skin.

The dog rose (rosa canina) is a native wild rose that grows throughout Europe. In Germany, it is particularly common. It grows almost everywhere: between bushes, in the middle of the forest, on the coast, on large pastures and busy roadsides. The shrub grows up to 4 meters high, but is usually rather wide than tall. In early summer, the pretty, usually pink flowers bloom. Then in late summer and fall, the plant bears fruit known as rose hips. Wild rose oil is obtained by pressing the seeds.