ANAI RUI Squalane + Vitamin E Rosehip Oil Moisturizer for Face Hydrate, Reduce Scars and Stretch Marks, Wrinkles for Smoother, Softer Skin 1 fl. Oz
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Product Dimensions : 3.94 x 1.57 x 1.57 inches; 3.7 ounces
Manufacturer : xiran
ASIN : B098B1TW5F
Squalane Vitamin E Rosehip oil for face and skin scar reducer, can easily penetrate into skin to nourish, hydrate, effectively help reduce or minimize scars and stretch marks, help soften and smooth skin, to prevent water loss, aging signs of dryness, help improve the appearance of scars, stretch marks, fine lines & wrinkles, for a smoother, softer, younger skin look.
Our squalane VE rosehip oil for face help keep a clean and moisturized skin texture in order to keep scarring to a minimizer. Vitamin E provides hydration and antioxidants that help with dermal repair. While Rosehip oil is rich in vitamin A which help minimize stretch marks and prevent scarring by promote skin renewal and keep the skin hydrated.
100% Plant – Derived Squalane — Derived from olive, Squalane is a lightweight, non greasy facial moisturizer that rapidly penetrates skin to instantly hydrate and lock in moisture, making Squalane an ideal skincare ingredient to replenish skin’s natural moisture. Also great for moisturizing hair, cuticles, dry hands and feet, and lips.
Improve Tone & Complexion — Our squalane vitamin E rosehip oil can be applied on hair, neck and body, and help make-up set, or use as cleanser oil. Safe for all skin types, increases skin radiance by improving texture and suppleness. It protects skin from moisture loss and leaves behind a soft, natural scent.
Lightweight oil, suitable for all skin types, including dry, sensitive, oily skin. If you have any questions about our squalane vitamin E rosehip oil , please contact us directly and we will try our best to assist you.
Customers say
Customers find this skin moisturizer effective for softening and moisturizing their skin. It absorbs quickly and leaves it feeling smooth and hydrated. Many of them appreciate its lightweight and airy feel, making it easy to apply and use. However, some have mixed opinions on the scent and oiliness.
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13 reviews for ANAI RUI Squalane + Vitamin E Rosehip Oil Moisturizer for Face Hydrate, Reduce Scars and Stretch Marks, Wrinkles for Smoother, Softer Skin 1 fl. Oz
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P. –
Perfect for my dry skin and scalp!
This oil works well for my dry menopausal facial skin, neck and even my dry and unruly menopausal (I call it gray-ish HORSE hair!!). It moisturizes my skin and scalp without making it greasy or any facial breakouts. Its ingredients are the perfect combination for my skin and scalp. There is NO unpleasant scent NOR overwhelming perfume scent. It is very pleasant.
Kate –
Great affordable oil
This oil is great and very affordable. I use it solely on my face and it makes my skin so soft. A little goes a long way. I can’t really tell if it’s “changed” my skin but I do like everything about it. No smell and doesn’t feel like cooking oil like other facial oils have.
Jessica Elliott –
Silky smooth consistency
I bought this to replace some rosehip oil from The Ordinary I ran out of, and really like it. It has a really nice smooth consistency that isnât oily. I mix this with my night time lotion and it rubs in quickly and doesnât have a greasy feel.
Donna Downing –
Moisturous
Feels great on the skin, very lightweight but very moiturizing.
Luz Santiago –
Feels Silky on the face
It has a weird scent, but feels Silky on the skin. I don’t know how good it works until I’ve used it for awhile.
OnLYiMA –
A decent dupe for a more expensive brand
Been looking for a decent cheaper dupe to replace the Biossance rose oil I finished. I didnât want to pay so much money again, and after some searching found this brand and ordered it. Itâs not exact, since the expensive brand uses rose oil, while this brand uses rosehip oil instead. They both do have Vitamin E and Squalane oil. If I did my research correctly, rosehip has more skin benefits. The biggest difference I learned is that this brand is a very light thin oil. I use this with my jade roller, which works, but I wish it was a little thicker. This may be because rosehip oil is thinner in texture. Thereâs also barely any scent, so donât expect any. Good oil so far. The packaging is also similar, which is hilariously amusing.
Pyromom –
Oh, this is nice!
It smells sweetly of roses. It feels so sily smooth. And that’s exactly how it makes the skin on my face feel. It doesn’t feel oily at all!
Catniss –
Great oil for using a gua sha tool
I purchased this to have a slippery feel on my face for using a gua sha tool. What I love about this oil is that it eventually soaks into your skin and leaves no sticky, oily feeling. It has a nice smell .
Meghna –
Iâve been using the Squalane Rosehip Oil Moisturizer for a few weeks now, and Iâm loving it! The combination of squalane and rosehip oil is perfect for keeping my skin moisturized all day while also giving it a nice glow. Iâve also noticed that itâs helping with some of my dry patches and fine lines.Highly recommend if youâre looking for a lightweight yet nourishing moisturizer!
Amanda –
Iâve been buying vitamin e oil and RosehipOil separately, so when I saw this and that it also had squalene in it which Iâve heard good things about and also wanted to try I thought why not? WOW!!! This is the most amazing feeling oil Iâve ever felt! I havenât used it long enough to be able to tell if it will make any difference in my acne scars, uneven texture, or fine lines/wrinkles, but it did an amazing job at moisturizing my skin. Yesterday my whole forehead, chin, and cheeks were peeling from accidentally using to much Tretinoin, and today thereâs no dryness or peeling. I have faith that this will work as good or better than the separate items I was buying, and it looks, feels and wonderful. I absolutely recommend this product. Hopefully it lasts though because it is a little costly, I can see this lasting not even a month, and when I buy the oils separately they last about 4-5 months, and barely cost any more. So thatâs my only complaint, but if it works then itâs more than worth the cost.EDIT: one thing I donât likeâ¦I was trying to figure out what it smells like, I finally figured it outâ¦WD-40!!! Not a smell I want to be putting on my face, but it feels so good.
Catheryne Pham –
I’d bought this based on the reviewed and I wanted something similar from the brand biosance but costs about $81+ for a bottle. So I went on Amazon in hope to find something similar and I actually did from this product. There is a light scent that I’ve always loved from Asian cosmetics and skin care products. The oil is very light weight because I have sensitive and lightly oily skin so this was such a nice addition to the Burts Bee sensitive night time cream I’d already purchased during the prime day sales. I should have bought a back up bottle when it was on sale. Highly recommend this product and it has definitely kept my skin moistured during the entire night. My skin feels so supple and plump when I wake up. It doesn’t feel dry or oily, it was hydrated (and it’s summer time in Canada right now). It is so lightweight that I use under 5 drops on top of my night cream. It comes out very easy because it’s so light weight.
MISSCDN –
Based on reviews I thought this would be a great dupe for Biossance with the added benefit of helping provide âslipâ for my gua sha. While it does work well for the gua sha, my skin reacted badly with burning and turning my entire face red with only two uses. I have been using the Klairs line of products with absolutely no issues so this product is clearly the cause. So, if you have sensitive/reactive skin, you may want to try something else. Back to my search for a gua sha friendly product.
Scott Lavalley –
Smells horrible – like fish oil