Lets make a Rose hip infused serum!

In this quick video, we learn how to make a Rose hip infused face serum!

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Do you pick wilted rosehips or pick perfect and let sit for say a week and will, before putting in mason jar.
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New herbalist here, this was so helpful as I recently foraged dried rose hips and I was wondering what wanted to be made from this natural bounty🌾

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I found the mother load of rosehips at my new job. Making serum now!!

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Thanks so much April, now a realize why the infused of my Calendula smells funny with Olive Olive .....Thanks so much

[@OHMLiving]

This is so fascinating, thankyou! Just started using rose hip oil on my face and love it. Def want to try this!

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Thanks again April for another informative video! Avocado oil has been my choice for quite awhile now. Glad you shared about watching for spoilage as it’s happened to one of my creations before. Always hate to throw them out, but when it’s bad, it’s bad!

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My family ranch has so many rose hips and I'm glad I found this video, I knew they were good but did not know how to use them😍😄

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I've had pretty good luck removing water from oils by first pouring it into a mold like a bundt pan or something similar, letting it settle, then freezing it. Once frozen, I can unmold it, slice off the water layer (may lose some oil but that's okay), then put it into a bowl until it melts so I can re-bottle it.

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Thanks April.. interesting about letting the infused fruit to just drip, no squeeze or pressing.. It is a habit..But good point.
I love-LOVE, St. Johns wort for pain... is it so effective but you never know when it happened..just sneaks up on you.... LOL
I have found for me, that it is good to pick St. Johns wort in the early afternoon, when the sun had evaporated off some of the moisture or dew.. and then I do let it "limp" a few hours. We have two kinds ...the common St. Johns Wort and the shrubby St. John's Wort.. the shrubby-don't turn red.. But IMO is more effective for pain then the common which turns a beautiful red. I never seem to pick enough as it is a busy time. but it is my favorite to pick and infuse/tincture. Truly amazing stuff. Love your rambling videos :)

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So much fantastic information! I’ll definitely be back to this video when my rose hips are ready . Thank you again for sharing your knowledge!!

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Very rich! Thank you for telling me not to squeeze the hips to get every last drop out! Saved me for sure!

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I came across your video. Very first I've seen of yours. I have access to tons of rosehips, and I make body products. Thank you for all of the generous information.

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Thank you! I was searching for a Rosehip gummy recipe and came across this gem. I would definitely set aside some hips to make this serum for myself.

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Hooray!!! I got a wild hare to make some rose hip oil yesterday... but when I got it all together I couldn't find my almond oil.... and subbed avocado oil, not knowing if that was ok... So thrilled that I saw this video!! You're a gem!!!

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Hello. Just harvested my homegrown rose hips after 5 nites of 25degrees. Open air dried on 4W heat mat for 6 days. Watched your video and am confused as to store rose hip and avocado oil serum in cool dark place for 6-8 weeks OR in dark warm (heat mat) place. Thanks for your time knowledge and answer April. Bless you girl…RIciaRama❤

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If they're fully dry go for a dark warm place, if they're still somewhat damp go for cool dark 😊

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Oh my gosh...you DO NOT have to throw away your oil if you get water in it! When using fresh herbs, keep note of how much oil you've added to your jar when you cover them with it and monitor it. At the end when it is time to strain it, if you see you have more oil than when you started then that means water is present and can be "cooked off" and separated in a double boiler. Remember, oil and water do not mix. After cooking off the water re add it to the jar after it has cooled and check how much you have again. It would be a horrible waste to throw away what can easily be saved!

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Hello. So glad I found you! You're my favorite with all your tips and herbal philosophy! For this serum, if I use dried rosehips, should they be kept whole? Will they be as potent as fresher hips? How long do the dried need to be infused? Thank you so much!!!!

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Hi April - thank you for your beautiful teachings!! Question - if your using wilted rose hips - do you need ambient heat (seed mat) or only with really dried rose hips?

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I may have missed this, but for dried rose hips, how long before ready? Is it as long as you like because of the lack of moisture in the hips? I love your videos!

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