Oil is the Black Sheep of the Beauty World(2021): Guide to Select from Oil vs Rosehip to Bring Back Healthy Skin.

Face oils are right for your skin no matter if your face is dry or oily. Even there is a myth that you can not use a face oil if you have problematic skin. Whether you have acne-prone or sensitive skin, it can help to eradicate your skin concerns. You can see the result of the benefits of face oils in a short period if you use them religiously. As we age, our skin reduces producing oil naturally. For prevention of dryness, fine lines and wrinkles, the skin needs oil externally to balance the need for moisture. Face oil helps in protecting skin from pollution, sun damage and other environmental concerns. They are mostly come without toxic chemicals and have lots of natural goodness from seeds, fruits, flowers etc. Face oils can help remove dirt and makeup.

Different skin types need different kinds of oils, and there is no specific one that suits all skin types. Jojoba oil comes from a wonder plant, derived from an evergreen Southwestern shrub called Simmondsia Chinensis and in history, the Native Americans used it for healing the wounds. In general, jojoba oil has a nutty smell, but after refining for use, it becomes colour and odourless. If you want to use jojoba oil in its purest version then always go for the 100% natural one with no toxins or additives. You can also use jojoba oil with other ingredients as it is often included in various skincare products. It is applicable to all types of skin as it has a central moisturizing property, and it can mimic whether to increase or decrease the moisturizing properties according to your skin type.  

Rosehip oil is extracted from the South American rose bush. It is like the mother's natures Retin-A but without any harshness which can create irritation to the skin. It has zero side effects, but it is incredibly beneficial for your skin. It contains Omega 6, fatty acids and Vitamin A and C, which increases cell turnover and reduces dark spots, scars or any other discolouration. It produces retinol, collagen and elasticity in the skin naturally. The acne skin gets benefited from its high concentrated linoleic acid, which is the best choice for pigmented, acne-prone skin with fine lines. It rejuvenates the skin and reduces stretch marks without any side effects. It has an earthly and slightly herbaceous scent with some proven anti-inflammatory properties. Tocopherol and carotenoids are the two potent antioxidants that can treat anti-ageing problems.

Both jojoba oil and rosehip oil are used separately from ancient times to treat different types of skin-related ailments. But nowadays it is used by mixing both of them or with other products.

Aroma Magic is a commonly trusted brand that has jojoba oil as a pure essential oil used for massaging your skin. It costs around INR 740 for 100 ml.

SH brand has cold-pressed and extra Virgin Jojoba Oil which can be used in hair and skin both at the cost of INR 399 for 15 ml.

Organic Harvest Jojoba oil is a vegan and cruelty-free essential oil that will cost INR 1250 for 60 ml.

In the market, you can get various brands for essential oils, and Soulflower is a brand that many people adore for herbal products. The cold-pressed rosehip oil 30 ml for INR 649 is for all skin types which softens the skin and gives it a plumper, firmer and youthful look.

Organic Rosehip Oil from Anveya INR 1045 is a source of nourishment to the skin and its youthful appearance.

St.Botanica is a well-known brand, and its Rosehip Oil comes at the price of INR 899 approx.

There are a lot of differences between rosehip and jojoba oil regarding its source and uniqueness. They are often regarded as the powerhouse of beneficial essential oil for skin and hair when combined.