Trilogy commissioned an independent clinical study to test the effect of the topical application of Trilogy Certified Organic Rosehip Oil on wrinkles and skin moisturisation.
The study was conducted at an independent laboratory in Australia during 2007, in accordance with ICH Guidelines for Good Clinical Practice.
Conclusions of Study
In-Use Effects
With twice-daily use, Trilogy Certified Organic Rosehip Oil was shown to have a measurably positive effect on fine lines, wrinkles and skin moisturisation after eight weeks of use. A significant reduction in skin roughness was also observed.
- 44% improvement in skin moisture
- 23% improvement in fine lines and wrinkles
- 21% smoother skin

Figure 3: Mean change in skin moisture content, wrinkle depth and skin roughness after eight weeks of twice-daily use of Trilogy Certified Organic Rosehip Oil
Self Evaluation
- Skin’s overall appearance significantly improved for 79% of users
- Skin radiance, tone and clarity significantly improved for 74% of users
- Skin firmness, tightness and elasticity significantly improved for 74% of users
- Skin softness and smoothness significantly improved for 89% of users
- Skin roughness and dryness significantly reduced for 74% of users

Figure 4: Self-evaluation results after use of Trilogy Certified Organic Rosehip Oil
Methodology
- 20 female subjects between the ages of 35 and 65.
- 50% of subjects exhibited dry skin.
- 20% of subjects were self-nominated sensitive skin type.
- All subjects exhibited mild to moderate fine lines and wrinkles in the eye contour area.
- Wrinkle depth and skin roughness was measured using skin profilometry at three times points during the eight week study.
- Skin moisturisation was measured using Corneometer testing.
- Photographic records were kept of the test area at each time point throughout the study.
- Trilogy Certified Organic Rosehip Oil was applied twice daily.
- Concurrent use of other skincare products was not permitted in the skin area under study.
- No adverse responses were observed during the study.
Individual results may vary.
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