• Rich in nourishing rosehip
• Improve the appearance of scars, stretch marks, uneven skin tone
• Keep skin, soft, smooth and supple
• Fragrance-free, cruelty-free and suitable for vegans
  

Balmonds Scar & Stretch Mark Oil is rich in skin-regenerative vitamin A and C, and essential fatty acids, and has been formulated to condition, smooth and nourish damaged, scarred or fragile skin.

Also suitable for those who may be prone to eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis, rosacea, and other dry skin conditions.

Great for

• Scars & stretch marks
• Pre/postnatal
• Eczema-prone skin
• Rescue oil for anywhere on the body

Ingredients

• Grape seed oil
• Rosehip fruit oil
• Sunflower seed oil
• Vitamin E
• Borage seed oil
• Sea buckthorn oil
• Chamomile flower oil*
• Lavender flower oil*
• Geraniol, Linalool & Limonene (from essential oils)

How to use

Dispense a few drops into freshly washed, clean hands and massage gently onto the skin. Apply as often as you want, but we’d recommend twice a day. Don’t apply to exposed skin immediately before going into bright sunshine as the oil doesn’t contain an SPF and may increase the risk of sunburn.

For scars and skin in the process of healing, we advise applying morning and night for at least six weeks once the scabs have healed and the wound is visibly covered over.

You can use the Rosehip Scar Oil to massage healing scar tissue, for perineal massage, or for stretch mark massage.

NB: improvement of the appearance of scars, hyperpigmentation, and stretch marks will depend on several things, such as where on the body the damage is, how long it's been there, how deep the damage goes, any difference in tone from surrounding skin, and your age, health, and wellbeing.

While a wound or operation scar is healing over (which can take up to a week), you can use Skin Salvation balm to keep the surrounding skin soft, moisturised and supple, to prevent tightness. Be very careful to wash your hands before and after applying moisturiser, and keep any broken skin meticulously clean to reduce the risk of infection.