Mrs White's Organic Rose Youth Serum Launches

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Mrs White’s Physick Rose Youth Serum is the natural way to help skin regenerate with no nasty or damaging chemicals. Use everyday and see the results almost immediately.
Rosehip Seed Oil has been clinically proven to aid cell regeneration, it is quite literally nature’s youth elixir.
Mrs White's Physick Rose Youth Serum is a unique blend of just organic, cold-pressed Rosehip Seed Oil and luxurious, organic Rose Absolute, combining to create a miraculous, age defying preparation with the added plus of smelling amazing.
Rosehip Seed Oil is unique amongst botanical oils in that it contains retinol, the essential catalyst for skin growth, and is extremely high in Vitamin C. 
Rosehip Seed Oil is also high in essential fatty acids; linoleic acid / omega-6, and linolenic acid / omega-3. One of the effects of these fatty acids is to reduce the size of the pores.
Because of its natural content of Vitamin A, it is also very good for all kinds of skin infections such as acne and pimples; it is perfect for sensitive teenage skin.
Mrs White's Physick Rose Youth Serum can be used effectively to heal and reduce scarring. It is particularly good for photo damaged skin so is ideal to take on holiday or keep in your bag if you spend a lot of time outside.
Mrs White’s Physick Rose Youth Serum is a non-greasy, dry oil and is easily absorbed, you should start to see results almost immediately, it is the perfect companion to Mrs White’s Classic Cold Cream.
£25.  
50 ml.
Handmade in England.

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