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I keep reading on various websites about the “miraculous” Trilogy rosehip oil, an oil rich in fatty acids like omega 3 and 6, that should lighten minor sun induced hyperpigmentation and acne scars. Is it the truth? I’m rather skeptical about all those claims: I’ve always thought that glycolic/lactic acids were the only treatments that can make a major difference, not a simple oil.
And, is it right to pay 30$ for such a tiny bottle?Thanks for this beautiful site,Turchese.Thanks Torches. I’ll looked at their website and I don’t see any reference to lightening hyper pigmentation. And, none of their clinical studies reference lightening skin. I suspect that what you’ve seen on other websites is just other people’s interpretation of what the company says their product does, not what they actually claim.
Anyway, if you want to learn what’s proven to work for skin lightening, check out this: What’s the best skin lightening ingredient? The Beauty Brains Show episode 35Thank you so much!
Yeah, you’re right. On their website they don’t talk about lightening hyperpigmentation, but on every single review I’ve read, there’s somebody who talks about “the even skin tone after just a couple of months”.However, what I’m really curious about is the effect of rosehip oil or skin. What makes the rosehip oil better and more expensive in comparison to other oils (ex. olive oil, coconut, ecc…)?Have a nice day
Turchese: I’ve been reading up on rose hip oil and it looks there is not a quick answer. I’m going to do some more research and, depending on what I find, I may use this as a question for a future podcast.
Would you be interested in submitting an audio version of your question? All you have to do is record yourself on your phone or computer and email to me at thebeautybrains@gmail.com. Just say your name, where you’re from and then give us your question. Thanks!
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