So sánh trilogy rosehip và essano rosehip oil

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The beauty oil that became a cult favourite across New Zealand, this new formulation Hydrating Rosehip Oil is certified organic and sustainably sourced from Chile's pristine region of Patagonia Austral. Loaded with polyphenols, essential fatty acids, and vitamins, this natural oil is scientifically formulated to help improve skin's elasticity, reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, and enhance skin's overall tone and brightness. A true natural wonder.

Available in 20ml and 45ml bottles.

Harness the natural power of cold-pressed, certified organic Rosehip Oil enriched with organic Acai Berry Oil and Vitamin E. Light, non-greasy, skin-friendly and 100% natural.

SCIENTIFICALLY FORMULATED TO HELP: • Soften the look of scars, fine lines and stretch marks, • Boost moisture and hydrate the skin, and, • Improve the look of your skin’s firmness and even out skin tone

You will love the way it feels on your skin. It is light, non-greasy and quickly absorbed.

Winner of Best Facial Oils in the 2020 Verve Beauty Awards.

Beauty Review NZ Top Rated.

*Product packaging may differ in online orders as we gradually change over to new-look Hydrating Rosehip.

ingredients +

Rosa Canina (Rosehip) Fruit Oil*, Euterpe Oleracea (Acai) Fruit Oil*, Tocopherol (Vitamin E).

100% of the total ingredients are of natural origin. *99.6% of the total ingredients are from organic farming.

how to use +

Massage several drops into face, neck or body, concentrating on any problem areas, scarring or skin damage.

Use morning and night in conjunction with your Rosehip skincare range. For day time - apply after your moisturiser and before your sunscreen. For night time - apply after your moisturiser.

I started using oils and the oil cleansing method in 2005 (early enough, right?). The first brand I used was Kosmea. At the time, no other brands offering RHO was widely available. I oil cleansed with no-brand castor and sweet almond oil from the health shop. Compared to the plethora of choices that Australian consumers now have, back then the choices were minimal.

Somehow, I stopped using RHO and did not oil cleanse as regularly as I explored other products and brands. Looking back, using products from the Kosmea range and not chemically exfoliating was not beneficial for my oilier, younger skin; which is perhaps why I did not see any benefits. My bank account breathed a sigh of relief as Kosmea products weren’t exactly the cheapest on the market, even now!

Fast forward a couple of years and my skin is now more dehydrated. I started using RHO again due to the increased exposure and availability of newer brands. Literally almost every single naturalist brand out there has a RHO. Swisse, Sukin, A’Kin, Trilogy… There are even brands which are built on RHO – Essano and Rosehip Plus. So in this post, I will go through three brands that I have tried so far: Trilogy, Swisse and Kosmea.

Trilogy

Rating: 3/5

Arguably the most well known and widely available RHO brand in the Australian market right now. I have used more than 5 bottles in the last 2-3 years with no profound effects on my skin. It moisturises decently, absorbs decently and is non-offensive. Scent is OK – then again I’m not fussy with product scents. The oil is gold-coloured and texture is light.

I guess it just became a staple of my skincare routine that I didn’t really question its effectiveness anymore. I still have frequent dry patches on my face. It’s also frequently discounted, which is a great incentive to buy.

I didn’t see or feel any major differences between the antioxidant and normal versions. The antioxidant version contains Rosapene™. I did use the Rosapene night cream and found the cream to have a good plumping and moisturising effect on my skin.

I would probably use this for mixing with body creams in the future, but then again I can buy from cheaper brands for that purpose. Honestly, going back to Kosmea has made Trilogy’s RHO redundant. I have 1.5 bottles of this left and I’ve been using it on my neck, chest and back of hands. I actually WANT to like Trilogy more than Kosmea, due to the more affordable price and wider availability.

Buying tip

Wait for Priceline or Chemist Warehouse sale

Ingredients

Normal version

Rosa Canina (rosehip) seed oil

Antioxidant version

Rosa Canina (rosehip) seed oil, Solanum lycopersicum (tomato) seed oil (and) caprylic/capric triglyceride (and) vaccinium macrocarpon (cranberry) seed oil (and) helianthus annuus seed oil (and) tocopherol, Lycopene, Euterpe Oleracea fruit oil (and) Tocopherol, Avena sativa kernel extract (all of these ingredients are trademarked as Rosapene by Trilogy).

Swisse

Rating: 2/5

Bought this as it was on sale (those sales always get me). I tried using it on my face and it was just too heavy and oily. It just sat on top of my skin. The texture and smell are different from other RHOs that I’ve tested. It’s light golden in colour and thicker than other RHOs in the market. The scent is nice and citrusy, not the typical RHO smell.

After a few uses, I relegated this to neck/chest/back of hands duty and have not repurchased. I wonder if the addition of other oils contributes to the different texture and feel of this oil? Maybe OK for body oil but as I said above, there are other cheaper RHOs or body oils for that purpose.

Buying tip

Wait for Coles/Woolies half price sale or Priceline or Chemist Warehouse sale.

Ingredients

Rosa Canina Fruit Oil (94.25%)

Certified Organic Rosa Canina Fruit Oil (5%)

Tocopherol (Vitamin E derived from Soy and Sunflower)

Citrus Paradisi (Grapefruit) Peel Oil

Citrus Aurantium Dulcis (Orange) Peel Oil

Litsea Cubeba Fruit (May Chang) Oil

Cymbopogon Martini (Palma Rosa) Oil

Pelargonium Graveolens Flower (Rose Geranium) Oil.

Kosmea

Rating: 5/5

I bought this a few months ago on a whim and have not looked back since. I remembered the bright orange colour and heavier texture of the oil and the unique aroma which made this product different from the rest of the RHOs in the market.

What a great decision! One week later, after using it religiously after my toner every night, I realised how smooth and moisturised my skin was. No more flaky patches! I didn’t change anything except starting the Kosmea RHO. I have also recommended this to three other people who have given me positive responses.

I definitely recommend this for RHO fans out there. If you’re skeptical, buy the 10ml and trial it for a few weeks. IMO it absorbs better and it’s more moisturising than the Trilogy one. I have read reviews and comparisons of both the Kosmea and Trilogy RHO.

Kosmea uses a different rosehip variant, rosa eglanteria (or rubiginosa) instead of rosa canina, which seems to be the common ingredient in all the other RHO brands. Kosmea also uses the fruit, skin and seed (instead of just the seed like other brands), which is perhaps why the oil is richer and darker in colour. I will follow up this post with an explanation on the difference between rosa canina and rosa rubiginosa.

Buying tip

Search online for a cheaper price or check individual retailers for specials (health shops, DJs, smaller chemists). The Kosmea website has a 20% sale probably twice to three times a year. Follow their social media for sale updates.