You've heard all the hype about Emu Oil - Rosa Mosqueta seems to be all the rage in South America - and your neighbor is now drowning her face in Olive Oil daily. Age spots, wrinkles and dry skin are typical issues that come with age - fortunately they can be improved with the use of oil-based skin care treatments. The question is - What's the main difference between Rose Hip Oil, Emu Oil and Olive Oil?

You've probably noticed that Olive Oil has gone above and beyond its primary role in the Italian kitchen, and was recently popularized as an effective ingredient in night cream, lip balms, bath oils and skin care lotions. Its high vitamin E content makes it a great natural moisturizer and overall skin care product. Olive Oil beauty products can benefit the treatment of minor skin wounds, fine lines, wrinkles, eczema and psoriasis.

Emu Oil is yet another oil-based beauty treatment that has interestingly been used as a natural skin care treatment and pain reliever for bone, muscle and joint disorders by the Aborigine peoples of Australia for many, many years.

Among its many critically acclaimed healing properties list: its ability to treat Arthritis, reduce itches and swelling from bug bites, reduce the damage done by burns, wounds, bruises and its pain relieving powers. These days, Emu Oil has been marketed as a treatment for fine lines and wrinkles due to its moisturizing effects.

Rose Hip Oil versus Olive and Emu Oil - Know your Oils

Similarly to Emu Oil, Rose Hip Oil has been used as a natural skin care solution for thousands of years; its medicinal purposes and nutritional qualities were known to the Incas and other Pre-Columbian American peoples. Rose Hip Oil, however, is found in the seeds of the wild rose bush native to the valleys of far-south South America. Unlike Emu Oil, Rose Hip Oil is fortunately free of animal byproducts and is therefore vegetarian-friendly.

An organic and sensitive-skin tested natural skin treatment, Rose Hip Oil has been proven to reduce acne, scars, wrinkles and dry-skin related problems. In addition to treating small scars caused by acne, it has been particularly effective in treating scars that have been hanging around for years.

Rose Hip Oil's healing capacity has surprised customers of all ages around the world. This powerful, all- natural skin care treatment has been highlighted as especially good for people with mature, dry skin that is therefore more prone to developing wrinkles.