Rosehip, whole (Rosa canina)

Description

Use in tea blends and to make jams, syrups and oxymels (herbs infused in mixture of vinegar and honey). Whole rose hips can also be made into a tart but sweet jam, either alone or in combination with elderberry or other botanicals.
Extremely high in essential fatty acids (over 70% of the rosehip seed is fatty acid) Rich in vitamins and antioxidants, especially Vitamin C, Vitamin A (retinol), and linoleic and linolenic acids?all superstars for skin and hair, anti-aging oils, Dry hair, Nourishing oil for dry skin, Moisturizer, Scar treatment, premature aging and skin pigmentation problems, smooth fine lines and wrinkles and even up your skin tone, and glow