Trilogy rose hip oil ?

[BeaLola]

Any good ? Plus if you love it do you use with rosehip moisturiser too ?

[imip]

I've used it before and am currently using sukin rose hip oil. The trilogy was better. I thought there would be no different, but there is.

I'm using the sukin shampoo also - not a fan of it, unfortunately. The rosehip moisturiser is ok.

[Miltonmaid]

What does it do?

[gonegrey56]

I use it at night with no other product on top of it . I do use quite a generous amount ! I love it and it often give a bottle to girlfriends as birthday presents etc . A friend recovering from skin cancer on his forehead found that it was the only product that promoted healing .

[MaryMarigold]

It broke me out. I'm now using The Sanctuary Therapist's Secret Facial Oil which is a blend including rose hip oil and it's much nicer.

[KittieCat]

I love it. DS has a scar on his face from a fall and it's really helped that, too. Been using it for a month.

Do remember if you're using any oil product then you should deep cleanse your skin with a mask or similar once a week.

[elportodelgato]

Yep I use it as my night time moisturiser - love love love. Just need 5 drops, skin has never been better. I do daily oil cleansing as well and totally swear by it

[wokeupwithasmile]

I have just started using it, but I like it a lot. I use one drop around each eye, and about three drops for the rest of the face and a bit of the neck. It always seems to be too little, but then it covers my face really well. I read that it should not be used on its own because too strong but mixed with carrier oils, and yet for the moment the way I use it feels just right.
I am having a c-s tomorrow, and plan to use it on the scar, too, as I have read good things about healing with it.

[ZacharyQuack]

I love Trilogy Rosehip Oil, and have been using it for about 5 years. I've been impressed with every product of theirs that I've tried and am currently using their cream cleanser, eye cream and Rosepene night cream.

I use 3-4 drops of oil morning and night, over clean skin with moisturiser over top. I have normal-slightly dry skin.

None of them are miracle workers, but my skin seems to like them and they feel lovely to use.

[pinkfrocks]

It's good but makes a terrible mess of white pillow slips I've found if you use it as a night cream.

[Floisme]

I like oils and often use them instead of creams (sensitive skin).
As a normal moisturiser, I'd say rosehip oil was a bit over-hyped and no more effective than say wheatgerm oil which is a fraction of the price. I know it's also meant to have healing properties though so that might make a difference.

[FozzieMK]

After using 2 bottles of this over quite a few weeks I noticed no difference at all so I went back to my usual bedtime products and noticed a change after one week. It did nothing for me sadly.

[squoosh]

Trilogy will be clapping their hands in glee now it's been reported that it's Kate Middleton's favourite product.

[HazleNutt]

I bought it some months ago but am a bit meh. It's ok, but no miracle product - Decleor oils are much better.

[Lottapianos]

Did absolutely nowt for me either. I have dry, dehydrated skin and it was a total waste of time. I have far better results just massaging in a bit of bog standard olive oil out of my kitchen cupboard

That's the bugger about these skincare discoveries - they don't work for everyone and the only way to find out is to try it!

[kokomaloko]

Anyone know Is it better than the fushi one? Just got round to buying that after seeing it on here yonks ago but not opened it yet. Cheers!

[Baffled2012]

I am looking to buy some garden toys for my two year old. We have a little tikes house, water table and trampoline. I have been looking at the little tikes double decker super slide climber. Does anyone have any thoughts on this item or can recommend something similar that is better?

[GlomOfNit]

Rather random, Baffled! Or can this rosehip oil do absolutely everything?

[Baffled2012]

Ha ha. I actually looked at this chat because I've been using trilogy oil for the last month on my sun damaged chest - it's pretty good but certainly no miracle oil. Anyway I realised I wanted to ask a question about the garden toys and being my second ever post ever I didn't have a clue what I was doing! Apologies. While I'm being exposed as a complete novice.... I have no idea what most of the acronyms on here are! Is there a page which explains them?

[MoustacheofRonSwanson]

Fushi and Akoma do very high quality organic versions at a much better price. I blend mine with jojoba to improve absorbtion and reduce the staining. Add a bit of rose otto too.

The trilogy firming body lotion is great though, as it has hylaronic acid in it.

[jjwhite]

Just to complicate things further... I absolutely love the Pai Rosehip oil (i think it costs £22): www.paiskincare.com/rosehip-bioregenerate-oil-22

I'm onto my second bottle now... I use it at night - massage it into my face after cleansing, and don't use anything else (i.e. don't add moisturiser). I wake up the next day with my skin looking plump and rejuvenated. Genuinely one of the few products I use that makes a visible difference. Admittedly I've not tried any other rose hip oils but why would i when this one works so well and isn't terribly priced (the bottle lasts for ages!)

Only downsides are a) the smell - very earthy, organic smell (I actually really like it, but I know not everyone does) b) the orange colour - it does transfer and I imagine if you used too much you could get it on your pillows (although clearly washes off easily...). These might be downsides for all rose hip oils though?

[DidoTheDodo]

I use rosehip oil from naissance. It is a fraction of the price of some other rosehip oils and seems to make my skin more even looking.

[MisterDobalina]

I love it, I've been using it for years.

"Do remember if you're using any oil product then you should deep cleanse your skin with a mask or similar once a week."

Really? Why? I have never done this!

[emmalou64]

I've been using this for years. It makes a visible difference to the texture, and evenness of my complexion. I stopped using it for a while once simply because I'd run out and didn't get around to buying more, and it took a whole to realise why my skin looked so blotchy, dry and awful. I soon got another bottle! As soon as I started using it again the evenness and more hydrated appearance returned. I use it at night without any thing else (and same in the morning too at the moment as I've run out of my day cream...).

[TwoNoisyBoys]

I've bought a bottle today, and I'm hoping for great things! I've noticed my skin is looking a bit 'meh' recently....kind of grey and blotchy (how very attractive!!) so I treated myself today and have already applied it twice!

I'm going to be disappointed, aren't I?!