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The dog rose evokes a beauty that stays alive even as the seasons change. Inspired by this image, rosehip oil can hold a special place in the moments when you choose to slow down, listen to yourself and return to what truly matters to you.
What it is: rosehip oil is a vegetable oil obtained from rosehip seeds, not an essential oil. It can be used on the skin as it is or as a carrier oil for diluting essential oils.
In personal practice, the dog rose can become a symbol of resilience, self-care and trust in a new beginning. You do not need a complicated ritual: a few moments of presence and a clear intention can give meaning to your gesture.
Prepare a quiet space, take a few slow breaths and set an intention, for example: “I allow myself to grow at my own pace.” Apply a few drops to your wrists or palms and let the gesture mark the beginning of a few minutes of reflection, meditation or journaling. Spiritual meanings are personal; each of us builds our own experience.
Available sizes: 10 ml, 30 ml, 50 ml and 100 ml, plus the 100 ml massage version.
For external use only. Do not ingest, and avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes. Before first use, test on a small area of skin; discontinue use if irritation occurs. Store in a cool place, protected from light and out of reach of children. During pregnancy or breastfeeding, seek advice from a specialist before use.
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